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Continental Attack Force tyres
Has anyone had any experience fitting these tyres, these would have to be
the hardest tyres I have ever fitted, especially the front one. I am fitting them to Campagnolo Zondas. |
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On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 10:14:44 +1000, "Tony"
wrote: Has anyone had any experience fitting these tyres, these would have to be the hardest tyres I have ever fitted, especially the front one. I am fitting them to Campagnolo Zondas. Yup, I struggled with them too. I had more trouble with the rear. I am using Velocity Aerohead rims. They do get easier after the first time. I had a flat, on the rear and was able to reinstall it, without tools. Life is Good! Jeff |
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"Jeff Starr" wrote in message ... On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 10:14:44 +1000, "Tony" wrote: Has anyone had any experience fitting these tyres, these would have to be the hardest tyres I have ever fitted, especially the front one. I am fitting them to Campagnolo Zondas. Yup, I struggled with them too. I had more trouble with the rear. I am using Velocity Aerohead rims. They do get easier after the first time. I had a flat, on the rear and was able to reinstall it, without tools. Life is Good! Jeff I use the exact combination as Jeff and didn't find them unusually tight. Marty |
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Continental Attack Force tyres
"Tony" wrote in message news:4116c1f4$1@info-mid...
Has anyone had any experience fitting these tyres, these would have to be the hardest tyres I have ever fitted, especially the front one. I am fitting them to Campagnolo Zondas. Your problem is the Campagnolo Zonda wheels. I have some Campagnolo Vento wheels and they are extremely difficult to mount tires onto. Well used Continental tires which literally slip over Open Pro rims require extreme force and/or tire levers to get them onto the Campagnolo Vento wheels. One bit of advice is to use the thinnest rim strip you can find. I posted a thread about thin rim strips a few weeks ago and there were many responses about thin rim strips. The one I used was to get some 3M packing tape from Menards and use it as the rim strip. Menards has 18mm wide 3M strapping tape. Home Depot has 25mm wide 3M strapping tape. Find the 18mm wide one. I used the suggestion of putting a small square across each spoke hole and then wrapping the rim in two layers of strapping tape. I am also deflating the tires between uses to lessen the chances of the rim strip from failing. |
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