Old 03-05-20, 05:47 PM
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If you hang the bike, then it won't matter. Just put in good tubes and pump up the tires before hanging it, and as the pressure drops, even 1 PSI should be enough to keep them round.

Many tire shops fill industrial tires with a solid rubber stuff. You can ask around locally. Tell them you have some bike wheels/tires to bring in and ask them if they'll fill 'em up when they do the next batch. Do it on their schedule, and it shouldn't cost much.
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