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Reply #15 - 08/06/10 at 09:22:58  
Thats not surprising to me bill when you were a kid the wheels were made of wood  Grin  All jokes aside try it next time it really does work and apparently lets the tube run at a cooler temp but I've always done it just for the ease of removal.
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Reply #16 - 08/06/10 at 10:17:31  
jsarsfield wrote on 08/06/10 at 09:22:58:
Thats not surprising to me bill when you were a kid the wheels were made of wood  Grin  All jokes aside try it next time it really does work and apparently lets the tube run at a cooler temp but I've always done it just for the ease of removal.


So you've used it on motorcycles too?  I can see it with a bicycle, because I believe bicycle tubes are maybe changed more often?  The guy in the link you provided appeared to be a bicyclist.
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Reply #17 - 08/06/10 at 10:28:16  
babyhog wrote on 08/06/10 at 10:17:31:
jsarsfield wrote on 08/06/10 at 09:22:58:
Thats not surprising to me bill when you were a kid the wheels were made of wood  Grin  All jokes aside try it next time it really does work and apparently lets the tube run at a cooler temp but I've always done it just for the ease of removal.


So you've used it on motorcycles too?  I can see it with a bicycle, because I believe bicycle tubes are maybe changed more often?  The guy in the link you provided appeared to be a bicyclist.  


Yes I have used it on all tire changes involving tubes.   Think about it this way.  Whenever you buy a new tire tube notice the white powder coating it?   Also have you ever had to put on an old style wetsuit same thing talcum powder is slippery stuff.
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