Reply to "Calibration Madness"

bobthurstonMember

Duane,
I didn't have a Greentyre, I think that was Mike S. Mine was pretty solid (but did have some give), and it's occurred to me that these newer tires may be a better design both in regard to riding comfort and for measuring accuracy.

Mark, I have been toying with a half-baked (at this point) theory that the thickness of rubber in a tire is a significant variable. I think I read that rubber has a NEGATIVE coefficient of expansion. I hope someone who knows will correct or confirm that.

5/19/156:41 PM

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