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06-09-04, 09:54 PM
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Damn screws!!!
Just got a set of Bridgestone BT014 for the bike, only had about 300 miles on them and got a nice screw in the rear tyre
 . It made a rip about an inch long along the centre of the trye. Is it possible to plug the hole or am i just better buying a new rear tyre for the second time in 2 weeks? Dont want to if i can help it but it looks like i may have to.
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06-09-04, 11:20 PM
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that much damage
 not a chance of fixing it, even if you could, the tyre would be structually unstable.Sorry, you need a new one. Cheers Mark.
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