Re: Broken bottles, bicycles and swearing
- From: Dave Budd <dave.budd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 10:59:00 +0100
In article <6far60Fao25rU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
johnwilliamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
Dave Budd wrote:Just like that - maybe. Does that fill the tyre, or just coat the
In this modern whirled, you'd think they'd have invented a solid tyre
that retains the advantages of an air-filled one. Some sort of spongy
polymer or something.
I once had a dream of a liquid that stays liquid _in_ the tyre but
solidifies if it touches air, at, say, a puncture or rim deformation.
Not entirely unlike those tubes of silicon caulking.
Like this stuff, maybe:-
http://www.ride-on-uk.com/product.php?xProd=11&xSec=2
It comes in sizes for cars & lorries, too.
inside?
Still, looks useful.
Why doesn't everybody use it?
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