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Old 04-30-20, 10:01 AM
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seedsbelize 
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Originally Posted by abshipp
My gripe for the day is that the rear tire on my Trek is flat.

On my Wednesday night ride it became noticeably soft but didn't go totally flat, I stopped a couple of times to top it off with my pump and after the last time it seemed like it held pressure fine, like the leak fixed itself somehow. Came out into the garage to go to work yesterday and it was totally flat.

I guess I need to put the bike on the stand and clean it anyways after getting drenched, but it's still obnoxious. I'm sure when I get to fixing it I'll be wishing I had a waxed chain like WhyFi
Back in the days when I was doing a century every Sunday, the rear tire did the ride just fine and the following Sunday it was flat. Pumped it up and rode the century. Flat a week later. This went on for a number of weeks,
​​​​​ before I finally fixed it.
How many years since I last rode a century? 4, maybe
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