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Washing unmounted tubulars?
I have some possibly used vittoria pave evo cg tubulars I got with some wheels and they are kind of dirty from storage. I was thinking of tossing them in the tub and scrubbing them with a brush/sponge and maybe some dish soap to get all the dirt off the tires before mounting. There appears to be no glue on the basetape. Is this a terrible idea or am I just freaking out about nothing here...
Thanks in advance, Donald |
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1st time I heard somebody wishing to do this. Just use a sponge or a wet rag.
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i'm guessing you're single ? wash away donald - they're rubber tires, they wont melt.
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I'd skip the soap, but otherwise you should be fine. I've heard they get wet in vivo.
Let 'em dry really well before gluing...
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they are really really dirty!! but yeah im single
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You should wash them in beer.
The carbonation makes them lighter & faster. Srsly. |
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I probably would not. Concern about the base tape and water. Would just wipe tires down with damp cloth. After they are glued on good, maybe use a wetter rag if still dirty looking.
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If the base tape is clean I agree with Ralph. If the base tape is dirty, then you should probably clean it as best you can.
Caveat: I'm not a tubular expert. Quote:
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