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cut in rear tyre
8 posts · Started by gkjnr · 17 May 2010
Post 2 by Jody,
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Post 5 by gkjnr,
#5i think superglue might be the one, ive done it before but not on a cut as big, i,ll get it checked tommorow anyway as like you say i,ll never trust it and its all youve got in contact with the ground so it has to be right
Post 6 by gkjnr,
#6update, on closer inspection you could see the wires in the tyre, so i had to spend £120 on a new one today! totally pissed off as it had only done around 700 miles, but its a life or death matter is a dodgy tyre so i thought i better be on the safe side
Post 7 by scotsduke,
#7I was going to suggest a new tyre... TOO RISKY especially on a Duke.. (We don't buy these bikes to take nice statelytours on 'em!)
Sorry for your luck, but it wouldn't make sense to compound your bad luck with a bad choice that gets someone HURT...
Sorry for your luck, but it wouldn't make sense to compound your bad luck with a bad choice that gets someone HURT...
Post 8 by gkjnr,
#8gkjnr i was also at the nw200.
by ant chance were you parked in the entrance to a field at the magic roundabout at colranne.
if so i saw you leaving
by ant chance were you parked in the entrance to a field at the magic roundabout at colranne.
if so i saw you leaving
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