Mo1959
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- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Must admit when I first fitted a folding tyre I thought it would never go on, as you say they just look flat and like they will never fit in the rim. My technique is to get the first foot or so in and then put my elbow and inside of my right forearm on it, then carry on working the next few inches in and it seems to get a grip by then.I find that a shaking of talc helps with awkward tyres (inner tubes don't get caught as easily) and also if needed some cable ties (hold the tyre in place) for those tyres rather prone to deciding that they don't really want to sit in the rim and would much rather be flat...
Well, our turn for wet and windy Heard the rain most of the night and it is still dismal and drizzly. Since I only ride for fun and not commuting I don't think I will be doing much this week. Just had toast and banana for brekkie and will get out with the dog shortly.
Well timed dog walk......just drizzly. Rain is back on heavy now. Oh well, another cuppa and too much computer!
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