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Tire PSI [Tyre KPA] is key! ALWAYS check your pressure, and regulate accordingly...
good call.
Tire PSI [Tyre KPA] is key! ALWAYS check your pressure, and regulate accordingly...
good call.
Could be an issue with the Indonesian-made tires, the cast wheels (porous castings), or maybe just a loose or defective valve in the stemMan, I don't get it.
My bike, I check the tire pressure almost every week. It is always the same. Only reason I need to top it off is because everytime I check the pressure, a little air escapes, but for the most part, nearly a year and the tire pressure was always solid. No drops, nothing.
This gave me a false sense of security apparently.
I noticed my wife's R3 felt odd so I check the front tire and it is 20 psi after 1 month of last checking it! WTF. Looks like I have to regularly check the R3's tires...
Man, I don't get it.
My bike, I check the tire pressure almost every week. It is always the same. Only reason I need to top it off is because everytime I check the pressure, a little air escapes, but for the most part, nearly a year and the tire pressure was always solid. No drops, nothing.
This gave me a false sense of security apparently.
I noticed my wife's R3 felt odd so I check the front tire and it is 20 psi after 1 month of last checking it! WTF. Looks like I have to regularly check the R3's tires...
YES. That reminds me:The R3 is begging for a 90° valve stem. It's a bit of a pain to check and add air.
Has anyone tried these out (or something similar)? If they work, i'm ordering them yesterday.
i bought ones that just attatch to the valve ebay special lolHas anyone tried these out (or something similar)? If they work, i'm ordering them yesterday.
Honestly, this stuff made by Dupont. It's cheap, and works as a lube and cleaner in one. You go to a cycle store and you get half the product for 4 times the price.What do you recommend to lube the chain & best way to do that?
Here's a review on this product:Honestly, this stuff made by Dupont. It's cheap, and works as a lube and cleaner in one. You go to a cycle store and you get half the product for 4 times the price.
Best part? You can get it at Wal Mart! 7 bucks a can! Can't beat it with a stick. The local cycle gear wanted 10 dollars for a can of cleaner and 15 dollars for a tiny little can of lube. WTF!!
http://www.walmart.com/ip/16672659?...3659408&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=104601404928&veh=sem