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rm@richardmay.net
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Post by rm@richardmay.net » Fri Aug 27, 2004 11:52 pm

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, nakedwaterskier wrote:
>Yeah Slime should auto-balance the wheel to some extent. I cannot ride a >mtn bike without it. I just rode today and pulled out 2 thorns and both >leaked but were instantly sealed by the slime and didnt even have to add >air. > >But, moto tires are impervious to thorns so you are really looking to >keep a piece of glass or a nail or a screw from ruining your day and >unlike a 80% success rate with slime in my mtn bike, I imagine a 40% >success rate with slime in KLR. Heck, it beats inner tube changes and >patches. Then again--probably nearly impossible to patch a slimed tube.
I picked up the Mother Of All Thorns on B2V and kept riding for 3 months on that tire thanks to Slime. I always had a nice little dab of green goo on the tire each morning. A thorn can indeed penetrate a KLR tire. Pretty unlucky, tho. RM

Eric Lee Green
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Post by Eric Lee Green » Sun Aug 29, 2004 1:39 am

rm@... wrote:
>On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, nakedwaterskier wrote: > > > >>Yeah Slime should auto-balance the wheel to some extent. I cannot ride a >>mtn bike without it. I just rode today and pulled out 2 thorns and both >>leaked but were instantly sealed by the slime and didnt even have to add >>air. >> >> >> >I picked up the Mother Of All Thorns on B2V and kept riding for 3 months >on that tire thanks to Slime. I always had a nice little dab of green >goo on the tire each morning. A thorn can indeed penetrate a KLR tire. >Pretty unlucky, tho. > >
I just looked at a bottle of Slime for tube-type applications. The bottle said don't go faster than 75mph on a tire with Slime installed in it. Has this proven a problem in real life? -E

Tengai Mark Van Horn
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Post by Tengai Mark Van Horn » Sun Aug 29, 2004 8:33 am

At 11:39 PM -0700 8/28/04, Eric Lee Green wrote:
>I just looked at a bottle of Slime for tube-type applications. The >bottle said don't go faster than 75mph on a tire with Slime installed in >it. Has this proven a problem in real life?
No; I routinely do 85+ with Slimed tires. Mark

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Post by Bogdan Swider » Mon Dec 20, 2004 11:48 am

> > At the YMCA I belong to, it's best to give the steam room a wide berth.
I only have recent experience with the ones in downtown Seattle, 47th st. Manhattan and here in Colorado Springs. In these you get a straight steam - pun intended. I'll stay away from the one in Minneapolis. Bogdan

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