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Old 12-18-22, 10:01 AM
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As nonsense as this is, I can see how someone could get the idea that if a rim had a nice curvature forming the well area between the brake tracks they might think they could remove the offending bead/track material & simply glue a tubular to what remains.

It couldn't be a rim brake wheel anymore & it's probably guaranteed the circumference would be wrong to glue a tubular to.

Would make a nice wreath with some tinsel, a bit of ribbon, maybe a pine cone or two, though.
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