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Also called "flat". Ways to avoid punctures, deal with punctures, etc.
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Which puncture-resistant tires?
I've used them now for years in 35-559 and 47-559 ETRTO and done about 50,000km with them on Sydney streets that are full of glass and debris and I've had one puncture, and they last longer than an ordinary … (The puncture happened whilst cornering, when I ran over a screw which flipped up and into the sidewall)
One problem was that they can be VERY hard to get on or off the rim, depending on your rim. …
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How to get the tyre back on to the rim easily?
I always use levers to get the tire off. Never to get it back on! You'll most likely pinch the tube if you do and have to start again.
The Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires are one of the most notoriously …
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