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• #2
Looks like the tyre may be slipping on the rim. Not too sure I know the answer but I suspect google probably does.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=tyre+slipping+on+rim&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b&gfe_rd=cr&dcr=0&ei=c9q3WbrWMY_W8AeggJuIDA -
• #3
Another picture
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• #4
Spank Tweet 26".
Don't Duck Duck Go that with safe search turned off
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• #5
could your brake pad be rubbing?
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• #6
What psi were you running?
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• #7
@Manson7am Disk brakes so no pad rub.
@coventry_eagle Not sure what psi but I generally pump them up fairly hard. I'm a heavy rider. -
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Not sure what psi but I generally pump them up fairly hard. I'm a heavy rider.
Maybe too high.
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• #9
is the rim too wide / thin for the tyre ?
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• #10
I'll concur on this.
Try it with some Kevlar walled tyres and see if it still happens.
The ones in the pics don't look too well constructed to go Max psi.
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• #11
Bloody happened again. Don't know if I've bought some dodgy Nobby Nics. Same tyre as last ones. I'm sure I bought them cheapish from some online shop. Don't suppose anyone else has had problems with them?
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• #12
Any sharp edge in your rims?
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• #13
^ Most odd this. Possibly might not help, but I’ve never bought Schwalbe.
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• #14
Only for a friends mountainbike with cantis, when they worked.
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• #15
No v brakes. Just a disk brake. I can't feel any sharp edges that would cause this either.
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• #16
Are you leaving the bike with very flat tyres for a long period of time and then jacking the pressure up high? Sometimes I have seen similar when old tyres have been left empty with the weight of the bike on the folded sidewall, the rubber perishes and then splits when pumped up.
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• #17
Yeah, looks to me like tyres run flat or low pressure?
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• #18
Can concur, cut seems to cover quite a stretch of the sidewall.
Got a barely used Schwalbe Table Top you can have for a fiver collected or can post at cost.
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• #19
Eine Schwalbe macht noch keinen Sommer.
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• #20
Looks like what Randonneurs kept doing on me. Think I was over pressuring them.
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• #21
Thanks for all your comments. I wasn’t sure if maybe the rim just wasn’t compatible with these tyres or something. Wheel itself is true. Maybe even some sort of problem with how the tube was inflating inside.
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• #22
Are the tyres tough to put on the rim...had the same problem with some tubeless tyres when fitting them. Did you have to use tyre levers to put them on?
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• #23
@dragonflyblu yes. Had to use levers. Almost thought they were the wrong size tyre. I actually snapped the end off a Park lever trying to get it off.
Any reason this should happen to the sidewalls of my tyres?
Brand new tyre, only used for a couple of hundred km on a fairly new rim.
a Spank Tweet 26".
Is it an inflation problem? Not enough/too much pressure? Problem with the rim?
This is the second tyre it has happened to.
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