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| Moo. |
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 Moo. World Chat Champion
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 Posted: 18:13 - 18 Aug 2015 Post subject: Is tyre FUBAR? |
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Not sure I would want to risk that sort of mileage on that tyre.
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Although it's not through to the carcass since it's a cut, as opposed to a part of the tyre moulding, it will probably have weakened the tyre.
It's in a major load bearing area too and all you need is for it to part company with the rest on a bend and it will be 'Cheerio bike tour Hello Mr. Hosping-tal.
Rubber cuts much easier when wet too. ____________________ Disclaimer: The comments above may be predicted text and not necessarily the opinion of MCN. |
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 Posted: 19:04 - 18 Aug 2015 Post subject: tyre |
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I'd be tempted to use it the scratches are no deeper than the tread pattern, wont have weakened it enough to worry about.
You could always try to keep it upright through the corners  ____________________ Beer, It's the reason I get up every afternoon
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Having a cut down to the bottom of the tread groove is not the same as having the tyre worn down to the bottom of the tread groove. The tyre's illegal anyway, having a cut of greater than 25mm long and the way that one describes the full circumference I would get it off ASAP, no way I'd do an extended run on it. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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If you ride like me you'll never use that bit of the tyre anyway  |
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My sympathies.
I'm inclined to wonder if, for the sake of inflated sales, the tyre manufacturers/distributors send out -- in a brushed-under-the-carpet kind of way -- memos to general building companies urging them, at all cost, to sweep-out their lorries and vans onto the highway.
Or is your average builder not so stupid as to actually need telling?
It's not uncommon to see builders, chippies, window fixers, et al, strutting their stuff at the side of the road. The question is, do they, at knocking off time, sweep-up sufficiently before they broom-broom off home?
(Personally -- albeit their work indoors -- I know many a sparky and plumber who've never heard of the phenomenon of clearing-up after you --- only joking, lads --- NOT. So by extension arf, it's not unreasonable to presume that those that may work at the side of the road have no idea of their moral duty therefore.)
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Are there among society such deranged twunts (like fuckwit, here) with nothing better to do than to go around betimes chucking screws and nails all over the shop, willie-nillie?
Grrrrrrrrrr...
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Cheers for confirming my doubts guys.
These were ordered from tyreleader before, came in 2 days... Just ordered another, hopefully can get it fitted by the weekend  ____________________ A2 Passed 18/6/10 |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 11 years, 67 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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