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stripermaineiac · 08-05-2011, 07:41 AM

Notaro, Replace the tube an tire. They make a better tire for mountain bikes that's like a road tire without the nobby tread. get a good pump an keep it in your vehicle an pump the tires when your going to use it. I used to do a huge amount of riding before I broke my shoulder at work. I go 230 and with gear an such well it adds up.I have a friend that rides a road bike that goes 320. He just keeps his tires pumped an has no problems.Low tire pressure will cause failure do to the tube being pinched by the rim.That bike shop in bourne has the tires an good tubes.He can even order you one of those nice 2 legged kick stands to the keep your chariot from falling over when you park it. Ron

08-05-2011, 07:41 AM	#12
stripermaineiac Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Buxton, Maine Posts: 1,727	Notaro, Replace the tube an tire. They make a better tire for mountain bikes that's like a road tire without the nobby tread. get a good pump an keep it in your vehicle an pump the tires when your going to use it. I used to do a huge amount of riding before I broke my shoulder at work. I go 230 and with gear an such well it adds up.I have a friend that rides a road bike that goes 320. He just keeps his tires pumped an has no problems.Low tire pressure will cause failure do to the tube being pinched by the rim.That bike shop in bourne has the tires an good tubes.He can even order you one of those nice 2 legged kick stands to the keep your chariot from falling over when you park it. Ron