Nailed it AGAIN!

Loz · 03-Feb-2005, 12:31

Riding back from work last night and ...
I didn't feel at all confident. I start to lean and the damn thing's understeering - I compensate for that and it wiggles like a mad thing at the back.

Sure enough and as expected, an examination at home of the back tyre (with a few hundred miles on it) shows a shiny new nail buried in it. I swear I deal with more nails and screws than my local B&Q. Still, I refuse to stop filtering - even though I'm sure it's the reason I pick up so many of the blinking things

Off to CMW tomorrow to see if it's repairable.

Rant over, thanks for "listening".

ath748 · 03-Feb-2005, 12:59

Unlucky matey. Always seems the way just after a new set.

Red-leader · 03-Feb-2005, 14:05

Loz
Tyreman on the site can now LEGALY repair punctures to TUV standard. Hes got some special system, then have it filled with nitrogeon for good measure !
If you need numbers give me a shout.
Regards Kev

Redruth · 03-Feb-2005, 14:25

That's a real bummer!

Are you absolutely sure it's not sabotage?

After all, anyone who knows where you work ...

deej · 05-Feb-2005, 02:21

its always the same with new tyres and filtering

my mate did 700 miles on 3 pirellis

Loz · 05-Feb-2005, 11:26

Quote:

Originally posted by Red-leader
Loz
Tyreman on the site can now LEGALY repair punctures to TUV standard. Hes got some special system, then have it filled with nitrogeon for good measure !
If you need numbers give me a shout.
Regards Kev

Thanks Kev. Tyreman did a grand job for me at Popham last summer, but he's a bit off my beaten path if I recall correctly. The local folks at CMW are reliable for this work, never had any problems (and I get plenty of opportunity to test them!)

Quote:

Originally posted by Redruth
That's a real bummer!

Are you absolutely sure it's not sabotage?

After all, anyone who knows where you work ...

Ruth, don't get me stirred up!
No, I am not sure it isn't sabotage, but until I get some evidence, I shall just have to seethe!
Mind you, it'd be worth having someone do it just for the satisfaction of catching and punishing them

dave w · 05-Feb-2005, 11:47

Loz... what a bummer mate...no how you feel had the same a few years ago

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03-Feb-2005, 12:59	#2
ath748 Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 762 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Switzerland and Dorking Mood: Missing my Flash... Unlucky matey. Always seems the way just after a new set. Reply

03-Feb-2005, 14:05	#3
Red-leader Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 882 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Chertsey Mood: wobbly !!! Loz Tyreman on the site can now LEGALY repair punctures to TUV standard. Hes got some special system, then have it filled with nitrogeon for good measure ! If you need numbers give me a shout. Regards Kev Reply

03-Feb-2005, 14:25	#4
Redruth Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,885 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Hemel Hempstead Mood: Fabulous That's a real bummer! Are you absolutely sure it's not sabotage? After all, anyone who knows where you work ... Reply

05-Feb-2005, 02:21	#5
deej Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Bikes: have owned 748/853/916/749/853R/748/848 not sure whats next... Posts: 2,242 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: deep sunny cornwall Mood: excited about the changes made to averysmotorcycles.co.uk that are coming up its always the same with new tyres and filtering my mate did 700 miles on 3 pirellis Reply

05-Feb-2005, 11:47	#7
dave w Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,584 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Poole Mood: My K5 Rocks !!!! Loz... what a bummer mate...no how you feel had the same a few years ago Reply