The Retirement Thread

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numbnuts

Legendary Member
:hello:
 

PaulSB

Squire
1. Serious question as I may have missed the point but........why does a tubeless tyre have a tube in ,
2. No 1 grandson and me just did not hit it off immediately after he was hatched. By coincidence MrsD was talking about it yesterday. He must have been 18 months old when things just clicked. We have been close ever since and he is 25 now.

No.1 in the unlikely event of catastrophic damage to a tubeless tyre putting in a tube and possibly a boot should be enough to get home. Everyone I know carries a tube in case of this eventuality. Why my buddy is running tubes on tubeless wheels I don't know though I did ponder this yesterday. I decided the question could wait for another day.........when he's less stressed and upset!!

No.2 well yes she is only six months so I feel should be given some latitude in this. I've decided she has until seven months to acknowledge the blood line I have proved to her father. Beaming smiles whenever I hove in to view will be adequate.
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
Why my buddy is running tubes on tubeless wheels I don't know though I did ponder this yesterday. I decided the question could wait for another day.........when he's less stressed and upset!!
One of the problems is that more and more wheel sets are being sold as tubeless ready these days which seems to be causing the fitting issues with some rim/tyre combinations I think.
 

Lee_M

Guru
Morning all.

Pissing down in North Wales, so looks like the trip to B&Q will be in the jalopy.

At least I get out of a morning dog walk (He hates rain and is currently curled up asleep)

Meanwhile the better half is cooking almond croissants, so not a bad start to the morning
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
Morning all.

Pissing down in North Wales, so looks like the trip to B&Q will be in the jalopy.

At least I get out of a morning dog walk (He hates rain and is currently curled up asleep)

Meanwhile the better half is cooking almond croissants, so not a bad start to the morning
Wasn't so much walking the dog in the rain I minded, but trying to get them clean and dry when you got home. Been dogless for about 4 years now and, as much as I love them, not sure I will ever have another. Maybe when I get too decrepit for cycling, I'll see. :laugh:
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
No.1 in the unlikely event of catastrophic damage to a tubeless tyre putting in a tube and possibly a boot should be enough to get home. Everyone I know carries a tube in case of this eventuality. Why my buddy is running tubes on tubeless wheels I don't know though I did ponder this yesterday. I decided the question could wait for another day.........when he's less stressed and upset!!

No.2 well yes she is only six months so I feel should be given some latitude in this. I've decided she has until seven months to acknowledge the blood line I have proved to her father. Beaming smiles whenever I hove in to view will be adequate.
So a nice smelly, pooey nappy would not suffice then ??
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Just watching something on the net. An interviewer asked 2 girls one from America and 1 from Canada how manu countries are in Europe. The America girl said Europe is one country. The Canadian girl said she lives in Europe. When asked where she replied Vancouver :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
 

Tenkaykev

Guru
Location
Poole
Good morning all. It's raining as promised, and the cats don't look happy. :rain:

Dog walking to be done and a trip to the local grocers and butchers for a few essentials are the order of the day. I might watch the FA cup final if I can not find any thing else to do.

Our daughter is coming over this afternoon, MrsP and her have decided they want a Chinese takeaway tonight from a particular place near us . So no cooking today. :hungry:

Stay safe everyone :cuppa:
A word of advice re Chinese takeaways, don't ask for the Specials or you might get Too Much Foo Young...
 
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Deleted member 1258

Guest
One of the problems is that more and more wheel sets are being sold as tubeless ready these days which seems to be causing the fitting issues with some rim/tyre combinations I think.

The wheelset I brought last year is tubeless ready, getting tyres on needs thumbs of steel, I struggled badly the first time I put tyres on them and ended up on youtube refreshing my technique and looking for tips and tricks, that despite having been putting tyres on for about fifty years.
 
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