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whats the cause of this ??
 
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crrazzzyy
22/10/09 19:43
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What a morning i had on me way to work this morning, first i came off and knackered me muscles in me leg Grrrrrrr, then 10 mins later crossing a road and BANG me rear tube exploded im glad i wasnt flying down a hill at the time ........ me spare tube had a hole in it then fixed that and 4 mins away from work me tyre was flat again Arrrghhh, so anyway me question is what the hell caused me tube to explode heres a piccy of it .........

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Dirty Karlos
22/10/09 19:45
Probably Trevor.
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John Gourette
22/10/09 19:54
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I'd guess the tyre bead came off the rim allowing the tube to bulge out and explode. Sometimes the bead then drops back into the rim well so it's not obvious what happened.
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crrazzzyy
22/10/09 20:13
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Hmmm okay cheers, tyre was on the rim still and the tube wasnt overinflated its been in about a month too.................... is it common to pop off the rim its never happened to me before bit worried incase it does it again when im flying downhill at 30mph
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Black Heart Billy
22/10/09 20:18
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I would say the cause of that was a pair of scissors and an underlying personality disorder.

You're crying out for attention by the means of an assumed calamity, calling for the help of strangers to give sympathy and reassurance. The slicing up of a tyre and the call to help is symptomatic of the desire to be noticed and cared for.

This could stem from an early incident in life your father pushed you off on your little trike pedalling faster and faster growing in confidence you look around to glimpse your fathers proud and beaming smile, as you look over your shoulder you see your fathers passionate embrace with your aunty his lips pressed against hers as he grabs tight of the small of her back. Shocked and confused your trike ploughs forth into a stationary car, severely cutting your leg and bruising your face. You lie there in pain crying out for help but your father is nowhere to be seen, it is a good ten minutes before he runs to your aid, too caught up in his adulterous passion he hadn't noticed you lying there prostrate bleeding and having wet yourself in anguish.

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Archchancellor Mustrum Ridcully
23/10/09 10:47

I blame the French

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Lord Greenville
23/10/09 11:10
Earlier this year I had a rim collapse on the commuter - it went through the tyre wall and innertube liberating copious amounts of Slime all over me and a BMW 3 series! That made it all worthwhile.
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Sadbloke, What recession,
23/10/09 18:07
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I blame Nick Griffin, hes to blame for everything elser today.

Just the media blame him,i dont.

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Sum of all Gears
23/10/09 19:48
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crrazzzyy wrote (see)

... me question is what the hell caused me tube to explode ...

I had a similiar problem and the problem seemed to be with the tyre bead as JG suggests.
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Falloffalot
24/10/09 10:18
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Are you a little on the heavy side?
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Sum of all Gears
24/10/09 19:00
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Why, looking for dietary advice?
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crrazzzyy
25/10/09 11:13
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Falloffalot wrote (see)
Are you a little on the heavy side?

LOL   hmmm nope pretty sure thats not the cause lmao....

Guessing it was the tyre bead ill be checking them regulary thanks for the help guys .....

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Phil Ryan
25/10/09 15:29
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was the tube installed twisted?
I always slightly inflate mine before seating the tire on the rim.
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crasher 2
05/12/09 09:26
Hi crrazzzyy nice pic of your inner-tube, never seen owt like that before. just looking at some forum topics and saw that pic. a twisted tube could of caused it if the tyre was still on the rim, or a bigger tyre (26 x 2.25) with a smaller inner-tube (26 x 1.95) which would overinflated the inner-tube. or just poor manufacturing.
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Dalesman
05/12/09 10:08

Seeins as you 've never seen that before, heres one I did earlier

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crasher 2
06/12/09 09:40
Wow a complete split hope you had a spare tube with you, did you you hit a rock, probably get all sorts of pics of exploded inner-tubes but it must be extremely rare to get a tube to blow inside a tyre with it not coming off the rim.
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