All about tubular tyres *new questions*

mamba80

bernithebiker wrote:

I'm lucky enough to live in Western France, where we have yet to have below +2'C, let alone snow. Yesterday was +8, dry and sunnyish.

If it was icy or peeing down with rain, I just wouldn't go out at all.

Oh and I got them for £1000, nearly new, and I paid 40 Euros for each tub.

I hate you! go away :!:

markos1963

A tip if you are going to repair your own tubs is to use dental floss as thread. Because of the wax in it , it makes it easier to draw through the tub when stitching back up.

bernithebiker

mamba80 wrote:

bernithebiker wrote:

I'm lucky enough to live in Western France, where we have yet to have below +2'C, let alone snow. Yesterday was +8, dry and sunnyish.

If it was icy or peeing down with rain, I just wouldn't go out at all.

Oh and I got them for £1000, nearly new, and I paid 40 Euros for each tub.

I hate you! go away :!:

Don't worry, in the summer it rains a lot.

ugo.santalucia

bernithebiker wrote:

mamba80 wrote:

bernithebiker wrote:

I'm lucky enough to live in Western France, where we have yet to have below +2'C, let alone snow. Yesterday was +8, dry and sunnyish.

If it was icy or peeing down with rain, I just wouldn't go out at all.

Oh and I got them for £1000, nearly new, and I paid 40 Euros for each tub.

I hate you! go away :!:

Don't worry, in the summer it rains a lot.

Bullxxit... I was in Brest for a week last summer and it never rained... go away!!!