STORIES FROM THE ROAD
December 04, 1997
BLOW OUT
Riding across Texas wasn't going to be an easy task for me this year.
It was great getting off the interstate and away from
the mesquite thorns. I thought this was the case but I
might had been wrong. I was going along at a good pace
on US 67 because of a good tailwind. I was cruising at
almost nineteen miles an hour when disaster struck
again.
The front tire blew out with a bang. I almost crashed
but I was able to keep the bike up. My only problem
was that I chewed up the left front side of my right
shoe when it got caught in the front spokes.
It looked like the tube that I had bought at a bike
shop in Fort Stockton a couple of days ago was too
small for the bike. I used my last spare tube that I
had bought at the Wal-Mart yesterday. I was able to
get the front tire inflated to 64 pounds safely with
my hand pump. It was around eleven pounds
under-inflated but I didn't want to risk a valve stem
blow out again.
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