Random punture

chriswoodiow · Oct 9, 2018

Hi

I wonder if you can help.
My bike has been stored in the shed for a number of months to find a punchure and quite a bad one so that it goes down in minutes.

Tyre has been checked, no damageetc but I did find what is shown in the attached.

Could this have caused it?

http://s86.photobucket.com/user/chr...[user]=147237949&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=0

chriswoodiow · Oct 9, 2018

IMG_20181009_165432_zps8ow9nmf7.jpg.html

BerthaPog · Oct 10, 2018

Pictures no work, so hard to tell. Even cutting the text out manually doesn’t take you to a picture, just Photobox generic main page.

Pipmeister · Oct 10, 2018

Re:

Here you go:

http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/chr ... Zw==/?ref=

Pip

fotorat1 · Oct 14, 2018

sounds like the ancient inner tube nighmare - go tubeless and stay retro .

syncrosfan · Oct 15, 2018

One thing that happens to me sometimes is: the valve de-laminates from the rubber at the valve seat. The tube itself is intact but the inner tube is loosing lots of air at the valve connection. It's quite annoying since this kind of failure cannot be patched.

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