Nocode
Senior Member
- Location
- Orpington, Kent
Double puncture. Punctured at the bottom of Farnborough Hill, felt a thud and then instant deflate. Quick check of tyre and rim, replaced tube. Another puncture at Masons Hill in Bromley. Checked tube more closely, found the hole then checked the location on the tyre. A very small but sharp piece of glass was wedged inside the rubber - couldn't see from the outside and could only see from the inside when tyre fully inside out and pressure applied - went straight through the puncture resistant layer on my Conti 4 Seasons. Had used both my spare tubes and instead of risk another 10 miles with none I decided to head back and work from home. That's 3 punctures in 2 rides, I've just doubled my total puncture count in thousands of miles, doh!
Positive notes, was a lovely morning - cold but fresh and dry. Tried out my winter boots for the first time and they were snuggly warm. So I ended-up with cold hands but warm feet. Now back home, cup of tea in hand ready for a day of work.
Positive notes, was a lovely morning - cold but fresh and dry. Tried out my winter boots for the first time and they were snuggly warm. So I ended-up with cold hands but warm feet. Now back home, cup of tea in hand ready for a day of work.