Patrick
Well travelled
- Location
- SW Virginia
Do y'all carry extra tubes with you on your Scram?
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Carry extra tubes? Yes or no...
- Thread starter Patrick
- Start date
2LZ
Well travelled
- Location
- Volcano, CA
Nope. I've never carried extra tubes on any bikes. I don't do the Alps though. If I get a flat,, I get the bike home somehow and then fix it.
3/4 Ton Jack
Well travelled
- Location
- The Great Plains
Roy Gavin
Well travelled
- Location
- Adelaide Australia
Just clearing out the nest, found a box of 6/7 tubes I have carried around over the years.
Seems if you pack them you never need them!
If the thought punctures worries you have a good look at Mitas's current site, they make some big claims for some of their HD tires!
Seems if you pack them you never need them!
If the thought punctures worries you have a good look at Mitas's current site, they make some big claims for some of their HD tires!
harbormaster
Getting there...
- Location
- Lincoln Nebraska
Yes I do. Both front and rear along with tire spoons and patch kit, and a inflator.
I try to stay off road as much as I can, and a puncture is bound to happen. Close to home, not an issue.
That being said, have never had a flat on the road, and would love to lose the weight.
I try to stay off road as much as I can, and a puncture is bound to happen. Close to home, not an issue.
That being said, have never had a flat on the road, and would love to lose the weight.