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To be fair jimo, my 1X1 which has the plus type tyres, sees far more use and I believe, if I'm honest, is far more versatile than my Pugsley. I love them both for different reasons but the proof is in the riding and the 1x1 with Dirt Wizards is the go to machine.
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Looks bettered spinning. Well I was.
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Alter-EgoRobMac":xmt6voe5 said:
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Today I went for a pleasant and misty ride around the local woods, combined with a bit of trail maintenance, clearing branches from the trail etc.
All was going well until I got a front wheel puncture :roll: , no problem I have a spare tube and a mini pump, new tube fitted, went to pump it up.... and... the handle of the pump comes off along with the piston. Great :roll: tried to fix it, but no, the mini pump which has served me well for many years has decided today is the day to break.
So I dig out my one and only Co2 cartridge and inflate the tube
only once inflated I notice there's a 3" section of tyre that's popped off the rim :x the only way to get it back on the rim is to let enough air out to allow me to push the tyre bead back on, which works, but means the tyre is now pretty low on pressure and I have nothing left to pump it up with.
Cue an "interesting" steady ride back home with the front tyre threatening to roll off the rim at every corner :shock:
And to top it all off, just after I got home the sun decided to come out.... :|
Today I went for a pleasant and misty ride around the local woods, combined with a bit of trail maintenance, clearing branches from the trail etc.
All was going well until I got a front wheel puncture :roll: , no problem I have a spare tube and a mini pump, new tube fitted, went to pump it up.... and... the handle of the pump comes off along with the piston. Great :roll: tried to fix it, but no, the mini pump which has served me well for many years has decided today is the day to break.
So I dig out my one and only Co2 cartridge and inflate the tube
only once inflated I notice there's a 3" section of tyre that's popped off the rim :x the only way to get it back on the rim is to let enough air out to allow me to push the tyre bead back on, which works, but means the tyre is now pretty low on pressure and I have nothing left to pump it up with.Cue an "interesting" steady ride back home with the front tyre threatening to roll off the rim at every corner :shock:
And to top it all off, just after I got home the sun decided to come out.... :|
