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Tire tumors?
Anyone have issues with big blisters/tumorous outgrowths on their tires
I have folding bead 2/35 Nevegal (not tubeless specific) running ghetto with Stans that is showing some pretty significant bubbles on it...I assum from cactus punctures allowing air to get between the carcass and the tread (causing tread separation).
I am curious if anyone has experienced this, and if so, do you just ride them or toss them out?
I'm swapping the tire now anyway, but I didn't get anywhere near full life out of the tread.
Maybe this is why they have tubeless specific tires eh?
The terrain around here is freakin brutal on tires..
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Well known issue with running kenda tires with sealant. Google or search here on mtbr. It's common and kenda I guess doesn't recommend running sealant.
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They say the blistering is caused by the Stan's fluid. I've never personally had it happen, but I think Kendas are more susceptible.
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 Originally Posted by tonebone2000
Well known issue with running kenda tires with sealant. Google or search here on mtbr. It's common and kenda I guess doesn't recommend running sealant.
Ah, no wonder I only got about 100 miles out of my Kendas...
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OK, I was running a 2.35 Nevegal in front, liked it OK, it blistered up pretty good plus had lots of other rash, so it's outta here. I just put on a Maxxis Ardent 2.4 2ply.
Rear has been running a Kenda excavator 2.35, it held up really good for a long time, and up until real recent, it hooked up killer on the loose sandy climbs (specifically, worked good all around in general0. I thought about getting another one just like it, but ended up with a Specialized "The Captain " 2.2.
I'm going out tonight to try them out and see how they work. Should be fun to see the difference a wholesale tire swap makes after riding the same set for a long time..
If anyone would like to offer opinions on this combo, I'd like to hear them. Nice to compare notes.
I ride Hawes, SoMo, and Usery
My guess is these tires will hold up to SoMo and Pass mtn. abuse well (they seem real sturdy) , and if "The Captain" hooks up I will be happy. If they don't roll fast, Hawes will be my treadmill (which is fine)..
Last edited by 5bravobravo; 09-04-2010 at 05:01 PM.
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same thing happen to my rear 29er panaracer. a friend said it was separation between the layers due to poor manufacturing workmanship. the front one is ok.
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had the same thing on my ust weirwolf 2.1 , i just poped the bubble and kept using it.
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 Originally Posted by 5bravobravo
Anyone have issues with big blisters/tumorous outgrowths on their tires
I have folding bead 2/35 Nevegal (not tubeless specific) running ghetto with Stans that is showing some pretty significant bubbles on it...I assum from cactus punctures allowing air to get between the carcass and the tread (causing tread separation).
I am curious if anyone has experienced this, and if so, do you just ride them or toss them out?
I'm swapping the tire now anyway, but I didn't get anywhere near full life out of the tread.
Maybe this is why they have tubeless specific tires eh?
The terrain around here is freakin brutal on tires..
My Nevegal 2.35 UST gets the same bubbles, but just on the left side.
I just take a pin and shove it into the side of the blister to let the air out. (Just like what you would do for a big blister on your hand or foot, only it hurts less.)
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sure, why not
 Originally Posted by hikerdave
My Nevegal 2.35 UST gets the same bubbles, but just on the left side.
I just take a pin and shove it into the side of the blister to let the air out. (Just like what you would do for a big blister on your hand or foot, only it hurts less.)
I guess since I carry a tube in my camelback, it's not such a big deal..What the heck, gave me a good excuse to try out some different tires...
I'll donate the diseased tire to my kid...
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mutha-fn ardent is a beeotch...
Damn that tire is a mutha to put on, ripped my ghetto tube 2x...It better work good...my luck it will last about 5 rides and be trash...
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Running it on the front you should be fine. If you ride anything gnar it won't last in the rear. I actually love the Ardent as a rear, but just can't keep it alive.
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