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10-29-2019, 07:21 PM   #71581
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Same as my bicycle.
120 psi in a bicycle tire?

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Maybe.
It's all good. Racer has been very complimentary of you.
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120 psi in a bicycle tire?
120 in the back one, 110 in the front.
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120 in the back one, 110 in the front.
That seems awful high. How many plies are the tires made of?

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That seems awful high. How many plies are the tires made of?
I'm not sure how many plies. But, they're rated to 130psi. So, for my weight, 110-120psi is right. Anything under 90psi and I risk pinch flats.
Some bicycle tyres are rated to 150psi.
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Same as my bicycle.
hi Mark
No wonder you guys sail over the crash barrier when one blows


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hi Mark
No wonder you guys sail over the crash barrier when one blows


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All for the sake of rolling resistance Dave. The best tyres rob only 7 watts. Those like mine about 12.5 watts, but for that I get better puncture resistance.

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All for the sake of rolling resistance Dave. The best tyres rob only 7 watts. Those like mine about 12.5 watts, but for that I get better puncture resistance.
Hi Mark

maybe you should also wear a parachute..


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Hi Mark

maybe you should also wear a parachute..


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But all that extra weight Dave! It's not like I'm not already heavy enough!!
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But all that extra weight Dave! It's not like I'm not already heavy enough!!
Hi Mark

In that case maybe a cape is all you need


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Hi Mark

In that case maybe a cape is all you need


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It would go well with the Lycra tights he wears while riding, eh?

But the added drag of a cape might slow him down.

Then again, the added drag would require more effort on his part to move the bike forward, consuming more calories.

A win for Mark in the form of improved health.
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It would go well with the Lycra tights he wears while riding, eh?

But the added drag of a cape might slow him down.

Then again, the added drag would require more effort on his part to move the bike forward, consuming more calories.

A win for Mark in the form of improved health.
Hi Racer

The cape would not always be deployed only for emergencies..


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Looking good Charlie

Is the darker floor so it is easier to find the crumbs ?
Or is there just too much light in your neck of the woods..
Oh yes and bacon

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Yes, breadcrumbs ... and trying to tie the room together. It was a little scary going so dark but I think we did the right thing.
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1152F?

That's internal combustion temperature.

Push that piston down!



Gonna have some hop vomit?


I think I bought some of that the last time I was down in California!
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Scared me out of three years growth when it blew. Sounded like a bomb going off.
When I drove my motorcycle, I never spent too much time beside a rig...a blown tire like that could kill a guy!
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