air

[MooN]

 bike's been sat for a couple of weeks due to lockdown and I just aired up the tires this morning, the rear having lost nearly 1/2 a kilo of pressure.

 So I pumped air into the tire, do I need to ride it gently for a few miles so that the new air mixes properly with the old and  gets evenly distributed around the tire? 

[XTreme]

Just now, MooN said:

 bike's been sat for a couple of weeks due to lockdown and I just aired up the tires this morning, the rear having lost nearly 1/2 a kilo of pressure.

 So I pumped air into the tire, do I need to ride it gently for a few miles so that the new air mixes properly with the old and  gets evenly distributed around the tire? 

Did you put French or British air in? You shouldn't mix air!

[MooN]

 I only buy local stuff Pete, its so much more eco conscious

[boboneleg]

This thread is full of hot air

[XTreme]

7 minutes ago, MooN said:

 I only buy local stuff Pete, its so much more eco conscious

With the air you keep losing I'd be concerned whether you're getting any of that Chemtrail shit in your air!

[Pedro]

I wouldn’t worry about it, you’re pumping air from the same region.

Now if you were to do it on the road quite away from home, then do go for a coffee and give air to get used to each other. 

[Renegade]

You're all away with the f AIR ies

[Buckster]

I only use official Harley Davidson air.

[boboneleg]

1 hour ago, Buckster said:

I only use official Harley Davidson air.

How the fuck can you afford that on Bus Drivers salary

[XTreme]

I use German air but they bottle it in China.

I've been assured that no Chinese air actually gets into it though.