Foam in tires
Has anyone heard of or have foam sprayed in your TT tires? Dealer convinced a friend of mine this is the way to go because he will never have a flat tire.
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CFerguson wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:CFerguson wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:No, seriously its more like Horse Laugh at those that didn't apply themselves in Science Class way back when.
whine whine whine. where is the study/data showing that they were wrong in this instance. I have had a grudge against CR since 1960s. but again show us the data.
bumpy
Again (and I know itll sail high...again), Science Matters.
so does common sense.
and when are you coming up with a study showing otherwise? without that, all you have is blather.
P.S. incidentally, I got the Baush & Lomb science award in high school. :)
bumpy LOL
I stopped long ago trying to educate people who refused to pay attention in school. You just stay there with common sense, I'll stay over here with Science.
And no, I do no believe you(or your school standards were suspect, or your retention powers are suspect...in which case I sincerely apologize for calling out your abilities). If you understand math and basic gas behavior laws, its LITERALLY a middle school level science problem to see how long it takes to get to 4 9's worth of nitrogen when starting with air.
reminds me of many years ago I remember reading an article by one of those scientist/mathematician/etc. types that proved that a bumble bee was incapable of flight.
but again, other than BS on this, has the CR data been questioned?
bumpy
