Gold Rush (or Ti Rush) v. Bacchetta Aero

NOT MEANING TO BE A SMART ASS HERE, but why not post a NEW thread, seeking
the information you are looking for?
VR65 v. Bacchetta Aero
Sorry to say, but this particular thread has just worn it's self out! :-)
Grin
EZ Biker :-) Pompano Beach, Fl. (Bacchetta Aero Pilot)





"ibasnazy1" wrote in message
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No one mentioned the Vision VR65 in respect to the Aero? I'd like to
read a head to head comparison between those two.



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"EZ Biker :-\)" wrote in message .net...

Sorry to say, but this particular thread has just worn it's self out! :-)
Grin
EZ Biker :-) Pompano Beach, Fl. (Bacchetta Aero Pilot)



You can say that again EZ!

And I had another flat tire on the Aero tonight. I do have the
ToughMan Conti's on the Aero, but still picked up a sliver of glass.
And man oh man was it a sliver. About a 1/8 inch sharp pointed piece
of glass. Now how in the hell em I ever going to see a sliver that
small and avoid it?

Life goes on.
Buying more tubes at the bike shop tomorrow.

Don

Just relax. What ever causes these things (bad karma; voodoo curse; etc)
they seem to run in clusters and then abate for a while.

The eagle eyes among us thing vigilance is the answer. I say "relax!
Resistance is Futile!"

This, too, shall pass.


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Tom Blum
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I find the best defense against flats is my Motorola V60 and the wife's minivan!

:-)

Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, Tx
EZ-1SC Pilot (Texas P-38 Squadron Retired)
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Dave Clary wrote in message . ..
I find the best defense against flats is my Motorola V60 and the wife's minivan!

:-)

Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, Tx


Dave,

I have called my wife 4 times in like, the last month. She is very
gracious and always comes to get me. But, I must endure a lot of
snickering on the ride home.

I've been plagued by flats this year. I think now that Texan's can't
have an open container in their pickup trucks, they now throw their
Lone Star beer bottles out the window and onto the road.

Don

Don this might sound STUPID, but when possible try and ride as far from the
side of the road as you can. Of course if there's traffic, you can try and
be as observant as possible, realizing that one can see every bit of glass.
My fun....... flats usually occur when it's wet. SO FAR my Conti GP 3000's
have held up pretty well.
EZ Biker :-) Pompano Beach, Fl. (Bacchetta Aero Pilot)




"Truestorys" wrote in message
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I've been plagued by flats this year. I think now that Texan's can't
have an open container in their pickup trucks, they now throw their
Lone Star beer bottles out the window and onto the road.

Don