Posted by S'mee on November 7, 2009, 3:34 pm
> > > This is fun. I simply ask the technical questions and the rest of you
> > > good souls log on and start swearing....
> > > 1st: I just used Slime and if you use the recommended amount then it
> > > WILL NOT cause an imbalance.
> > > 2nd: The Slime treatment did not seal the leak this time and I will
> > > replace the tire, look around inside, and replace the valve and report
> > > back.
> > > Ques: The proper tire is 100/90x19. I tend to buyer larger tires than
> > > standard because it simply enlarges the diameter and offers more patch
> > > to grip the road. The is for cars. Should I go one size larger?
> > > 110/90x19 or any other size? My intuition tells me to keep the
> > > original size.....
> > > What say ye, FOAK? <as I duck for cover>
> > Silly little girl, you use slime BEFORE YOU HAVE A PROBLEM...sheesh.- Hide quoted text -
> Abusive people will often blame the person they’re abusing for the
> abuse, and thus the problem remains unresolved causing accumulating
> hurt, anger, feelings of inferiority and worthlessness to remain and
> exponentially increase over time, tearing down the target’s self-
> esteem, and eating away at her spirit.
> If this pattern exists in your relationship, you’ll not only be
> saddled with the hurt the other person caused you by doing or saying
> whatever hurtful things they did, but you are also left with the BLAME
> for their behavior and/or consequences of their behavior. To an
> abuser, the fact that they did or said it — AND the fact that it hurt
> you is YOUR fault. Abusive people never accept any responsibility for
> their own behavior or the consequences of it. They blame the person
> they’re abusing and, due to the dynamics of these types of
> relationships, the target will often accept the blame, and may even
> begin blaming themselves for the abuser’s behavior, too.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
WTF are you talking about? sheesh...some peoples children.
Posted by Biker Dude on November 7, 2009, 6:42 pm
> > > > This is fun. I simply ask the technical questions and the rest of you
> > > > good souls log on and start swearing....
> > > > 1st: I just used Slime and if you use the recommended amount then it
> > > > WILL NOT cause an imbalance.
> > > > 2nd: The Slime treatment did not seal the leak this time and I will
> > > > replace the tire, look around inside, and replace the valve and report
> > > > back.
> > > > Ques: The proper tire is 100/90x19. I tend to buyer larger tires than
> > > > standard because it simply enlarges the diameter and offers more patch
> > > > to grip the road. The is for cars. Should I go one size larger?
> > > > 110/90x19 or any other size? My intuition tells me to keep the
> > > > original size.....
> > > > What say ye, FOAK? <as I duck for cover>
> > > Silly little girl, you use slime BEFORE YOU HAVE A PROBLEM...sheesh.- Hide quoted text -
> > Abusive people will often blame the person they’re abusing for the
> > abuse, and thus the problem remains unresolved causing accumulating
> > hurt, anger, feelings of inferiority and worthlessness to remain and
> > exponentially increase over time, tearing down the target’s self-
> > esteem, and eating away at her spirit.
> > If this pattern exists in your relationship, you’ll not only be
> > saddled with the hurt the other person caused you by doing or saying
> > whatever hurtful things they did, but you are also left with the BLAME
> > for their behavior and/or consequences of their behavior. To an
> > abuser, the fact that they did or said it — AND the fact that it hurt
> > you is YOUR fault. Abusive people never accept any responsibility for
> > their own behavior or the consequences of it. They blame the person
> > they’re abusing and, due to the dynamics of these types of
> > relationships, the target will often accept the blame, and may even
> > begin blaming themselves for the abuser’s behavior, too.- Hide quoted text -
> > - Show quoted text -
> WTF are you talking about? sheesh...some peoples children.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
This project set me to work to investigate tire valves. The
automotive all metal tire valves, the ones with the nuts that tighten
to hold the stems in place are also used for motorcycles.
Example:
http://www.motorcycletire.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Co=
de=tires&Product_Code=PUVS1218R&Category_Code=VALVE_STEM_ASSEMBLIES
Next time I can simply go to a NAPA store instead of a motorcycle
parts store to get one. How cool is that.............?
Biker Dude
Posted by Biker Dude on November 7, 2009, 6:59 pm
> > > > > This is fun. I simply ask the technical questions and the rest of you
> > > > > good souls log on and start swearing....
> > > > > 1st: I just used Slime and if you use the recommended amount then it
> > > > > WILL NOT cause an imbalance.
> > > > > 2nd: The Slime treatment did not seal the leak this time and I will
> > > > > replace the tire, look around inside, and replace the valve and report
> > > > > back.
> > > > > Ques: The proper tire is 100/90x19. I tend to buyer larger tires than
> > > > > standard because it simply enlarges the diameter and offers more patch
> > > > > to grip the road. The is for cars. Should I go one size larger?
> > > > > 110/90x19 or any other size? My intuition tells me to keep the
> > > > > original size.....
> > > > > What say ye, FOAK? <as I duck for cover>
> > > > Silly little girl, you use slime BEFORE YOU HAVE A PROBLEM...sheesh.- Hide quoted text -
> > > Abusive people will often blame the person they’re abusing for the
> > > abuse, and thus the problem remains unresolved causing accumulating
> > > hurt, anger, feelings of inferiority and worthlessness to remain and
> > > exponentially increase over time, tearing down the target’s self-
> > > esteem, and eating away at her spirit.
> > > If this pattern exists in your relationship, you’ll not only be
> > > saddled with the hurt the other person caused you by doing or saying
> > > whatever hurtful things they did, but you are also left with the BLAME
> > > for their behavior and/or consequences of their behavior. To an
> > > abuser, the fact that they did or said it — AND the fact that it hurt
> > > you is YOUR fault. Abusive people never accept any responsibility for
> > > their own behavior or the consequences of it. They blame the person
> > > they’re abusing and, due to the dynamics of these types of
> > > relationships, the target will often accept the blame, and may even
> > > begin blaming themselves for the abuser’s behavior, too.- Hide quoted text -
> > > - Show quoted text -
> > WTF are you talking about? sheesh...some peoples children.- Hide quoted text -
> > - Show quoted text -
> This project set me to work to investigate tire valves. The
> automotive all metal tire valves, the ones with the nuts that tighten
> to hold the stems in place are also used for motorcycles.
> Example:http://www.motorcycletire.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Stor ...
> Next time I can simply go to a NAPA store instead of a motorcycle
> parts store to get one. How cool is that.............?
> Biker Dude- Hide quoted text -
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Addendum: make sure you have the correct valve stem outside diameter
for your bike:
"Metal tubeless tire valve stem fits all cast wheels with .327"-.339"
holes."
Posted by S'mee on November 7, 2009, 8:17 pm
> > > > > This is fun. I simply ask the technical questions and the rest of you
> > > > > good souls log on and start swearing....
> > > > > 1st: I just used Slime and if you use the recommended amount then it
> > > > > WILL NOT cause an imbalance.
> > > > > 2nd: The Slime treatment did not seal the leak this time and I will
> > > > > replace the tire, look around inside, and replace the valve and report
> > > > > back.
> > > > > Ques: The proper tire is 100/90x19. I tend to buyer larger tires than
> > > > > standard because it simply enlarges the diameter and offers more patch
> > > > > to grip the road. The is for cars. Should I go one size larger?
> > > > > 110/90x19 or any other size? My intuition tells me to keep the
> > > > > original size.....
> > > > > What say ye, FOAK? <as I duck for cover>
> > > > Silly little girl, you use slime BEFORE YOU HAVE A PROBLEM...sheesh.- Hide quoted text -
> > > Abusive people will often blame the person they’re abusing for the
> > > abuse, and thus the problem remains unresolved causing accumulating
> > > hurt, anger, feelings of inferiority and worthlessness to remain and
> > > exponentially increase over time, tearing down the target’s self-
> > > esteem, and eating away at her spirit.
> > > If this pattern exists in your relationship, you’ll not only be
> > > saddled with the hurt the other person caused you by doing or saying
> > > whatever hurtful things they did, but you are also left with the BLAME
> > > for their behavior and/or consequences of their behavior. To an
> > > abuser, the fact that they did or said it — AND the fact that it hurt
> > > you is YOUR fault. Abusive people never accept any responsibility for
> > > their own behavior or the consequences of it. They blame the person
> > > they’re abusing and, due to the dynamics of these types of
> > > relationships, the target will often accept the blame, and may even
> > > begin blaming themselves for the abuser’s behavior, too.- Hide quoted text -
> > > - Show quoted text -
> > WTF are you talking about? sheesh...some peoples children.- Hide quoted text -
> > - Show quoted text -
> This project set me to work to investigate tire valves. The
> automotive all metal tire valves, the ones with the nuts that tighten
> to hold the stems in place are also used for motorcycles.
> Example:http://www.motorcycletire.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Stor ...
> Next time I can simply go to a NAPA store instead of a motorcycle
> parts store to get one. How cool is that.............?
Maybe for tubeless tires. Tubed tire motorcycles have always (on the
ones I own had a locking nut. If you meant the core for the
valve...it's a schrader valve, buy them in bulk if it makes you happy.
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> > > good souls log on and start swearing....
> > > 1st: I just used Slime and if you use the recommended amount then it
> > > WILL NOT cause an imbalance.
> > > 2nd: The Slime treatment did not seal the leak this time and I will
> > > replace the tire, look around inside, and replace the valve and report
> > > back.
> > > Ques: The proper tire is 100/90x19. I tend to buyer larger tires than
> > > standard because it simply enlarges the diameter and offers more patch
> > > to grip the road. The is for cars. Should I go one size larger?
> > > 110/90x19 or any other size? My intuition tells me to keep the
> > > original size.....
> > > What say ye, FOAK? <as I duck for cover>
> > Silly little girl, you use slime BEFORE YOU HAVE A PROBLEM...sheesh.- Hide quoted text -
> Abusive people will often blame the person they’re abusing for the
> abuse, and thus the problem remains unresolved causing accumulating
> hurt, anger, feelings of inferiority and worthlessness to remain and
> exponentially increase over time, tearing down the target’s self-
> esteem, and eating away at her spirit.
> If this pattern exists in your relationship, you’ll not only be
> saddled with the hurt the other person caused you by doing or saying
> whatever hurtful things they did, but you are also left with the BLAME
> for their behavior and/or consequences of their behavior. To an
> abuser, the fact that they did or said it — AND the fact that it hurt
> you is YOUR fault. Abusive people never accept any responsibility for
> their own behavior or the consequences of it. They blame the person
> they’re abusing and, due to the dynamics of these types of
> relationships, the target will often accept the blame, and may even
> begin blaming themselves for the abuser’s behavior, too.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -