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Posted by Tom on August 07, 2003 at 13:16:18 from (12.86.233.108):
In Reply to: How much wieght? posted by Kydirtfarmer on August 06, 2003 at 04:04:39:
Everyone around here has gotten away from the calcium in tires; too much hassle and risk of rim problems. Most of us use water and anti-freeze mix; good balance of weight and maintenance. Some use the H2o+antifreeze on tubeless and some want tubes. If your wheel is painted in good shape it can run with the mix and does not hurt it. I personally prefer to use the tubes. Don't overfill - set the tire up straight and level, turn valve stem about 2 inches below top level of the rim. This gives good field ride, good road ride, good traction, good protection of rims. My 2 cents.
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