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19 Feb 2007 07:14 - 21 Feb 2013 21:24 #113512 by H1Vindicator
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19 Feb 2007 07:24 #113515 by wireman
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as crazy as it may sound ive actually had good luck with the chen shing(spell check :whistle: )tubes ,but i hate their tires.for rim strips ive always used heavy duty duct tape wrapped around 4-5 times:blush:

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19 Feb 2007 07:38 - 21 Feb 2013 11:11 #113525 by H1Vindicator
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19 Feb 2007 17:34 #113677 by BSKZ650
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get a heavy duty tube, the rim strips are all about the same, never done the duct tape deal, kind of sounds like Red Green stuff to me

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19 Feb 2007 17:45 #113685 by wireman
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ouch!ive got this fiber glass reinforced stuff thats white laying around here somewhere.used it on lots of wheels over the years,never had a problem with a tube getting chewed up by spokes:blush: lots of the newer aftermarket wirewheels are sealed with silicone looking stuff around spoke nipples to protect tubes.ive done as many if not more burn em to the cords burnouts with low air pressure as just about anyone one here and have never lost a tube doing it my way,ive ripped off a few valvestems from not wanting to put screws in my rims but never froma spoke nipple.
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20 Feb 2007 05:46 - 21 Feb 2013 11:10 #113802 by H1Vindicator
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20 Feb 2007 06:29 #113813 by wireman
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longer ones give you more leverage,but be carefull on aluminum rims;)

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20 Feb 2007 06:32 #113815 by barney
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wireman wrote:

as crazy as it may sound ive actually had good luck with the chen shing(spell check :whistle: )tubes ,but i hate their tires.for rim strips ive always used heavy duty duct tape wrapped around 4-5 times:blush:


The gray stuff doesnt like oil, so if you have any trace of oil coming out of your air compressor there will be trouble for sure

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20 Feb 2007 06:44 #113822 by wireman
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ive seen lots of old broken rubber rim strips in wheels over years.ill see if i can find my secret tape stash so i can get a brand name for it,its not the grey stuff you buy at hardware store;) ;)

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20 Feb 2007 18:49 #113995 by 650ed
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I've compared nearly every tube you can buy and found that Continental tubes are the toughest and highest quality. I've never used their tires, I run their tubes in Michelin tires and I have used them in many different Dunlop tires. Ed KZ650C1

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20 Feb 2007 19:06 #114001 by caffcruiser
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650ed wrote:

I've compared nearly every tube you can buy and found that Continental tubes are the toughest and highest quality. I've never used their tires, I run their tubes in Michelin tires and I have used them in many different Dunlop tires. Ed KZ650C1


If you want the toughest tubes you can get look for MSR Ultra Heavy Duty Tubes.



They are a little more, but worth it. Preferred by most of the Supermotard guys we sell to... and you won't find a group of guys who are harder on tubes in a spoked wheel than Supermotard racers!

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