Michelin's airless tire
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i like. do that make that in a 26x2.5?
Will it fit on the back of the Rootbeer Bullit?
i think it should fit on my Banshee. it shouldnt make it to much heavier.
intresting idea, sounds great for road car use, but for any other application, for example MTBs from the sound of it you wouldnt be able to change tire preassures, this would also rule it out for any form of motor racing.
but i suppose it really wasnt designed for this sort of application.
but then again thats just me e-speculating
but i suppose it really wasnt designed for this sort of application.
but then again thats just me e-speculating
Hmmm... ok... UGLY. Can you imagine stairing at one of those mounted on a nice clean set of rims? (on a car). It'd ruin the look 
Not true. My buddy who's sponsored by michelin uses a similar foam insert system for racing dirt bikes.steve45 said:intresting idea, sounds great for road car use, but for any other application, for example MTBs from the sound of it you wouldnt be able to change tire preassures, this would also rule it out for any form of motor racing.
but i suppose it really wasnt designed for this sort of application.
but then again thats just me e-speculating
Cool! The technology will eventually trickle down to mountain bikes.
There are already airless tires for bikes - and they are junk. Ahhh what the hell else was I going to say.....hold on i'm thinking.....
tubeless... airless... rubberless?
The tires are actually holographic, if you try to touch them or anything your hand will simply go right through.
Yes, because we all know look is much more important then performance, right?BigHit-Maniac said:Hmmm... ok... UGLY. Can you imagine stairing at one of those mounted on a nice clean set of rims? (on a car). It'd ruin the look