Blimey . Looks like it forced the tyre off the rim .

Link = 2 riders pointing. Yours truly (the short one) on the border of France and Spain in 2016, near Puigcerda.


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That is a smart looking design .

Nice one

I used a Caberg Duke flip up for a couple of years, cheap price at about £100 but did the job and still gets a good safety rating. I changed it for a Schuberth E1, due to the wind noise when I was out for longer days on the bike.

I have a mousse fitting guide on my website if you fancy it. Some big companies asked to copy and make their own based on it.... I recall a struggle with a mousse that we lost John... :D That you rob? or Phil? Rob- you brought me a desert mousse to fit into a 140 enduro tyre but onto a wide rear ri...

I used to cut out a valve from an old inner tube and tape it through the inside of the rim to hold it in place, to make it look like it was fitted with tubes :oops: :roll: Clearly, this didn't resolve a liability issue but it might have prevented a fine, if stopped. We once got fined £60 for having ...

I used to use mousses and they could shrink and soften a bit with age and mileage and they were always a very tight fit to get on in the first place (redbikejohn used to fit mine for me). Was the mousse big enough for the tyre or is the tyre maybe spinning on the rim?

Link = 'Oxford Aqua' roll top bag, panniers, bike & water... Somewhere in the southern part of the Picos (I think it was between Riano and Guardo) in 2019. My old Honda CBF1000, with a silky smooth Fireblade derived engine but without the top end rush. https://i.ibb.co/KzM7Vtv/unnamed-15.jpg upl...

His articles were always funny and a good read .