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  1. 10th November 2010, 05:05 PM #1
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    Default Replacement R.I.D Optimus Tyres?

    Hi,
    Anyone know of anyone that makes or sells replacement tyres,As my RID optimus tyres are had it

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  2. 10th November 2010, 08:05 PM #2
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    You're best off buying a junker and using that for parts. Good luck
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    the problem is all the junkers have the same problem...mine have the same issue and I think the majority of people on this board have had the same thing happen to their wheels...
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    Only a junker Takara one would be worth pillaging.
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    Is it possible, or recommended to just glue the entire tyre to the wheel - all the way around, so even if it keeps splitting, the bits won't fall off? Would the result look dodgy?
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  6. 11th November 2010, 09:44 AM #6
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    I was talking to a guy at work last night he restores old Indian Motorcycles,I asked if possible to get some rubber piping and slice some tyres,He reakons its a goer and I'm going to take my wheels in and he'll make me some,I'll post pictures when this happens
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