Tired mousses
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Tired mousses
by shocker Sun Apr 30, 2017 7:44 pm
I've got a front and rear mousse here that are a bit tired - rather than completly knackered and falling to bits 
Is there any use for them eg. stick 'em in a smaller tyre or do people just chuck them away??
Is there any use for them eg. stick 'em in a smaller tyre or do people just chuck them away??
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Re: Tired mousses
by shocker Sun Apr 30, 2017 8:02 pm
Tidy 
Got a new 120 lurking in the garage somewhere - can't wait for the wrestling match to begin
Bin fronts then?
Got a new 120 lurking in the garage somewhere - can't wait for the wrestling match to begin
Bin fronts then?
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Re: Tired mousses
by keith husky 450 Sun Apr 30, 2017 8:09 pm
Only tried it on the back loads of grip
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Re: Tired mousses
by wolfy Sun Apr 30, 2017 8:26 pm
Had to replace my mousse this week with the comp six, wouldn't stay beaded gonna try it in a maxxis IT pro next time see if it fits.
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Re: Tired mousses
by wolfy Sun Apr 30, 2017 8:28 pm
Got a desert mousse in the front (again comp 6) which is a bigger mousse holding pretty good at the mo think that may fit a smaller tyre when that plays up mind too!
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Re: Tired mousses
by shocker Sun Apr 30, 2017 9:35 pm
Just checked the Michelin site and all this matching the right tyres with the right mousses is all looking a bit of an expensive faff for the amount of riding I do these days
Might be time to dig out the old levers and a spare tube
Might be time to dig out the old levers and a spare tube
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Re: Tired mousses
by JTM525 Sun Apr 30, 2017 10:38 pm
I got my year old 140 mousse in a 120/100 maxxis IT tyre and it's spot onshocker wrote:Just checked the Michelin site and all this matching the right tyres with the right mousses is all looking a bit of an expensive faff for the amount of riding I do these days
Might be time to dig out the old levers and a spare tube
got the desert mousse in the front too so when it stops seating a comp 6 tyre I'll change to the front IT too! 
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Re: Tired mousses
by shocker Sun Apr 30, 2017 11:16 pm
JTM525 wrote:I got my year old 140 mousse in a 120/100 maxxis IT tyre and it's spot onshocker wrote:Just checked the Michelin site and all this matching the right tyres with the right mousses is all looking a bit of an expensive faff for the amount of riding I do these days
Might be time to dig out the old levers and a spare tube
My rear moose is 2 years old!
Can't believe I've out pikyed, one of the best
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Re: Tired mousses
by JTM525 Mon May 01, 2017 5:22 am
One of the best? I am the best!shocker wrote:JTM525 wrote:I got my year old 140 mousse in a 120/100 maxxis IT tyre and it's spot onshocker wrote:Just checked the Michelin site and all this matching the right tyres with the right mousses is all looking a bit of an expensive faff for the amount of riding I do these days
Might be time to dig out the old levers and a spare tube
My rear moose is 2 years old!
Can't believe I've out pikyed, one of the best
got another 4 years in these mousses I reckon
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