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Message started by odvelasc on 02/28/09 at 18:58:33

Title: FRozen rear tire.
Post by odvelasc on 02/28/09 at 18:58:33

Hello all!!!
My Parking garage roof has a leak in it. I did not notice until this afternoon, but as the melting water from the roof dripped in, it froze to the ground, my tarp, splashed up onto my muffler, crank case cover and onto my the edge of my back tire. Needless to say it all froze over before I could move the bike out of the way. Is the ice gonna damage my back tire? Could melting it with a blow dryer save it, or should I just have the landlord reimburse me for the cost of a new tire?

Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by Kryhavoc on 02/28/09 at 19:01:51

It won't do any damage to your tire.

Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 02/28/09 at 19:32:02

Id leave it sit & let it thaw.

Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by T Mack 1 on 02/28/09 at 20:10:24

The blow dryer might do more damage than the ice.    I would ne more worried about the electrical system.  


I would say wait for Spring thaw ..... but  ...    Ottawa......  that's like ... what.... July??


Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by serowbot on 02/28/09 at 20:15:21

nearly 90' today.... workin' outside sweating.... mail that ice to me and I'll drop it down the back of my shirt...
I'll mail you a hot rock,... you can drop down your back to warm you up while you patch the roof...
;D

PS. if you're not kidding,.. the ice won't hurt your tire..... no worries...

Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by craigq on 03/01/09 at 06:00:50


750C6C40424A10210 wrote:
I would say wait for Spring thaw ..... but  ...    Ottawa......  that's like ... what.... July??


Sarcasm duly noted. :P He'll be good to go late March, early-mid April. That's only a couple of more weeks; July is full-blown riding season up here.  :D

Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by Mr. Hyde on 03/01/09 at 07:21:13

Throw a bit of salt on the ice and when it begins to melt roll the bike out. Salt is embedded in Ontario tires for about 6 months annually - no harm no foul.

Title: Re: FRozen rear tire.
Post by odvelasc on 03/01/09 at 09:05:04

hey craig!

lets go for a rip together in late march or april. i have seen only 2 other savages, theywere s40's. lets tear up the town with our small bikes and loud
mufflers.

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