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Posted by riowens1 on March 12, 2007 at 19:28:57 from (70.142.42.102):
In Reply to: Re: suicide rims posted by the Unforgiven on March 12, 2007 at 13:00:41:
Split rims can be dangerous, especially if you don"t know how to work on them, just make sure the tire is fully deflated when you break them down, and that the safety ring, or split ring is firmly seated in the groove when you put them back together, alos a good technique if you don"t have a safety cage is to wrap a chain around the tire in a couple of places, and lay the tire on the ground with the safety ring pointed down, don"t ever stand over the tire as you inflate it, if yopur air chuck will clip on by itself just clip it on and walk away till the tire is inflated.
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