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Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!I've done 6500km + on my first set of Gatorskins on my regular commute from Redcliffe to Brisbane. The back tyre is a bit worn and close to needing replacment (since I'm too lazy to swap the tyres around), so no complaints here.
At risk of putting a moz on myself, I've actually never had a flat on the Gators
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You will moz yourself if you speak affectionately about your Gators here. See other thread "gatorskin; a very good tyre"
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!I have the confidence in my Gators to taunt the puncture fairy.
In accordance with tradition, I'd like to report a lack of punctures in my commute tyres since the last one. Seeing as the last one was a snakebite after hitting a large rock flicked into my path by a passing smokebox, methinks it doesn't really count anyway. ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Just curious as to what the vinegar does? Ps do you guys with 'puncture resistant' Tyres use tyre liners? I'm currently using Mr Tuffy reds with GP4s but still ended up with a slow puncture from a staple yesterday. Before that I had some Panny tyre liner I think it was called which were great but because that used a sticky backing, it was fiddly after a while when trying to change tubes in the side if the road. Thinking about getting the Panny liners down + Mr Tuffy then the tube. Excessive? FOCUS Cayo Expert
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Do you use rubber gloves when handling the panty liners? I have difficulty grasping the idea of using "lighter tyres", then turning them into "bags" with stuff inside them. Would it be better to buy a heavier tyre to start with. Another question; what sort of puncture frequency do people find acceptable?
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!@NhiTrac - The story (from last years head mechanic at RadioShack) is that the vinegar removes the petro-chemical residue from the tyre compound, does it work? Not sure, I did seem to get a large distance out of the first set of gators, at very least you'll see every little nick & remove any garbage from the surface of the tyre (Warning wear gloves or use a heavyish rag, as you can end up with little shards of glass in your hands).
Liners, HD tubes, gunk. I personally don't use any of them, but I do use an old lightweight tube, I cut the valve out & slit the tyre around the inside seam, then the new tube goes into the old tube "outer sleeve", that goes into the tyre with plenty of talc powder, just makes everything inside the tyre twice as thick & very slippery. Does it work? It seems to or I've been lucky, to date, not 1 puncture this year, don't think I had any in the last quarter of last year. Maybe doing all that plus carrying the pump & 2 spare tubes everywhere I go, keeps the puncture fairy away.
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commuter: once every month. anything more than that it's too annoying. Given the commuter gets cast off tyres, old tubes etc. I don't think that's too bad. Training bike: twice a year. Race bike: Never. Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. My taters never even passed the commuter level test on my race bike. They suck. They are the worst tyres ever conceived for people who ride through glass because the ACKNOWLEDGED ability of the stupid things to retain shards of glass that have to be "picked out" is just asking for trouble. They failed when I was racing and if that happens ONCE, I bin them. I hate them. So we get the leaders we deserve and we elect, we get the companies and the products that we ask for, right? And we have to ask for different things. – Paul Gilding
but really, that's rubbish. We get none of it because the choices are illusory.
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I can live with that drubie. I can only recall 2 flats in racing in over (many) years. One reason for that , I believe, is that I have never started a race with a tyre that was in any way damaged or suspect. Another reason would be that, in racing, you tend to stay out on the clean part of the road, whereas in training, you tend to use more apron with crap on it.
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Thanks for the reminder Drub, I haven't picked my Gators for almost 4 weeks now. Anybody want a half teaspoonful of ground glass Shaun ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!(AT) master6 re using a heavier tyre to start with: not the first time I've been told that. However when I purchased my GP4s, I didn't really think all that much about them. Just heard GP4s high performing all rounders so bought them
Once these are up for replacement, I'm definitely going with a 'heavy' tyre, now that I know more about them and my main priority are puncture free rides... (AT) Wal42: thanks for answering my question and the tip on using old tubes as another layer of protection FOCUS Cayo Expert
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At least you guys are doing the rest of us a service - by helping to sweep the roads for glass Maybe it's true we take different lines training to racing but I don't consciously do it (not that I've done much racing the past month). So we get the leaders we deserve and we elect, we get the companies and the products that we ask for, right? And we have to ask for different things. – Paul Gilding
but really, that's rubbish. We get none of it because the choices are illusory.
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!Gatorskin Hardshell with less than 80kms on the road ... one way to ruin a rim
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I agree with that. Since i changed to Maxxis Refuse tires on the front and Halo Twin Rail Couriers on the back i haven't had a puncture, can't even remember the last one. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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Well done! When I was running conti force/attack even 2k from the back was considered good. I binned one after 1600k. I'm running schwalbe ultremos now. I run DD on te back and ZX on the front and I seem to be getting like 4k off the back... Which I can live with. Once you can climb hills on a bike it's all downhill.
Hopefully I'll know what that's like..... one day.
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lightweights - I'll never get near that for a rear
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!How do you ring that bell?
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bunnyhop ... and let gravity ding it.
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!Matt_Matt - That's almost the exact way I killed my Gatorskins.
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Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!Sidewall failures happen in most brands. But are a bit more common in continentals. Thinner sidewalls mean less rolling resistance and continental push the limits. It's happened to me but the tyres were due to be binned anyway
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Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!I'd say if you like running lower pressures for your weight, then Gators may not be for you. Mine appeared to have noticeable sidewall fatigue/wear before the tread had worn out.
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!Mine were less than 1000km old, and were always at the minimum required pressure. Have now gone to Specialized Armadillo Elites and find them to be excellent so far.
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Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!i'm interested in this bell on the right triangle??
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Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH!Probably just got it on the bike somewhere to comply with the legal requirement that you have a bell?
Re: Gatorskin: WORST TYRE EVAH! they check that?
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police do. depending on the state it can be a fine of $40 or more. just make sure you have one on your bike (or an air-zound)
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KTM's Jakub Przygonski moved up to third overall on Stage Six of the Rally dos Sertões on Wednesday. Factory teammate Marc Coma of Spain finished back at twenty fifth place after experiencing a rear wheel problem in the second part of the marathon stage where no mechanical assistance is allowed.
Jakub 'Kuba' Przygonski finished third in the stage and made up some time in the process. He was around two minutes behind the stage winner Cyril Despres, the new overall leader and trails him by 22 minutes in the overall rankings.
Marc Coma's misfortune cost him 42 minutes and dropped him from overall leader down to seventh place and he will have to work hard to try to make up time in the remaining stages of this rally that takes riders more than 4100 km through central Brazil. Coma is now seventh overall, 38:56 minutes behind his old teammate and rival Despres.
Coma had noticed some cracks in his rear wheel at the start of the stage and its condition deteriorated as the day wore on. He eventually had to stop to try to rectify the situation as far as was possible under the rules of the marathon stage. He then continued to battle all the way to the finish and will now have to work hard to try to make up some of the lost time during Thursday's Stage Seven. Over 746 kilometers, 514 of them timed, it represents the longest stage of the 2013 edition. It starts and finishes in Palmas.
Like the consummate professional that he is, Coma said at the end of the day that he had had to go slow for the entire special. "It was amazing that we made it to the finish. Now I will try to make up some position between now and the end of the rally, but without taking any unnecessary risks. Besides, there is still a lot left in the race," he added.
Ruben Faria, the third member of the KTM factory team had to retire after a crash on Tuesday.
Results Stage Six Rally dos Sertões (unofficial)
From Natividad to Palmas total 425 km, timed special 355 km
1. Cyril Despres (F), Yamaha 3:52:50 hours
2. Jean Azevedo (BR), Honda, 3:53:50
3. Kuba Przygonski (PL), KTM, 3:54:57
4. Dario Julio (BR), Honda, 3:56:44
5. Fausto Mota (P), Yamaha, 3:58:10
Other KTM
25. Marc Coma (E), KTM 4:35:58
StandingsRally dos Sertões after 6 of 10 stages (unofficial)
1. Despres, 15:35:05 hours
2. Paolo Goncalves (P), Speed Brain, +5:15.1 min
3. Przygonski, +22:08.2
4. Michael Metge (F), Yamaha, +27:45.0
5. Julio, +33.51.1
Other KTM
7, Coma at 38:56.6


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Washington, D.C. – Today during the SportAccord meetings in London, in the presence of more than 60 International Sports Federations, Special Olympics was awarded the prestigious "Spirit of Sport" Award. Special Olympics project "2010 Special Olympics Regional Games" was the winner of the project awards category, and honored to place alongside FIFA Africa Football for Hope, the second place winner, and International Paralympic committee, the third place winner.
In 2010, Special Olympics undertook the challenge to execute five regional multi-sports events in the same year. These five Regional Games held in the USA, Poland, Syria, China, and Puerto Rico impacted upon almost 36,000 people directly; among them 9,000 Special Olympics athletes with intellectual disabilities from 117 countries, family members and 17,000 volunteers. With this multi-faceted program, Special Olympics addressed not only the stigma associated with having an intellectual disability but helped countries provide opportunities for these people to participate in sports while promoting inclusivity and acceptance amongst society at large.
Accepting the award on behalf of all Special Olympics athletes worldwide was Lee Penfold of Special Olympics Great Britain. Penfold will be competing on the basketball team as part of the delegation from Special Olympics Great Britain in the upcoming Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011. During the acceptance Penfold told the audience how Special Olympics has changed his life and he expressed his excitement to participate in the upcoming World Games in Greece. He said that receiving this award "helps validate that we are true athletes," and that, "It is my hope that this award will open the door to the millions of people with intellectual disabilities who have yet to experience Special Olympics, giving them a chance to succeed as well."
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"To receive the "Spirit of Sport" Award from SportAccord is a tremendous honor for Special Olympics as this award recognizes the critical role of sport as a catalyst for changing the lives of millions of persons with and without intellectual disabilities," shared Dr. Timothy P. Shriver, Chairman and CEO of Special Olympics. "Sport teaches us to recognize our similarities over our differences while celebrating the effort to do one's best in a spirit of respect. And while Special Olympics has had a positive impact on many persons with an intellectually disability, there are many more people that are still hidden, shunned or abused. We look forward to working more closely with the international sports community to broaden the reach of our organizations and bring the joy and goodwill of sport to many more people."
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About the Spirit of Sport AwardThe 'Spirit of Sport' Award was created by the SportAccord Council in 2002 to commend the commitment and humanitarian spirit of SportAccord members who have made an exceptional and lasting contribution to using sport as a tool for positive social change. The individual award recognizes the exceptional contribution of an individual to sport and society. The project awards focus on the specific programs of SportAccord members related to the areas of Child & Youth Development, Peace, Health, Gender, Persons with Disabilities and the Environment. 2011 Spirit of Sport Award Commission: Don Porter, Chairman (ISF), Tamás Aján (IWF), Keith Calkins (IRF), Marisol Casado (ITU), Anita L. DeFrantz (FISA) , Ron Froehlich (IWGA), Sarah Lewis (FIS), Klaus Schormann (UIPM).
About SportAccordSportAccord is the umbrella organization for 104 international sports federations and organizations. Its mission is to support and to protect the common interests of the sports movement. Activities include the online video portal The Sports Hub, the organization of multi-sports games, doping-free sport, as well as sports' social responsibility and sports' integrity. http://www.sportaccord.com
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1/25 Type VIIC/41 Scratch Build by Mylo.
First off, I would like to extend my thanks to all those who took the time to post "How to do it" threads on this forum as well as those who consistantly are there to offer assistance. Without you, I would never have attempted what I'm about to undertake. I am as green to this as they come. A special thanks to Steve Neil and Kevin McLeod for their very educational threads on scratch building from A to Z and then some. Gentlemen, it's because of you two in particular that I decided I wanted to spend a ton of time and money to scratch build a sub.......I'm not sure whether thanks are in order or not come to think of it. I hope this thread might inspire other "greenies" to give this stuff a try. Most of the techniques that I use I can not claim as being my own. The only knowledge I have on how to build an R/C sub is from I've read on the Subcommittee forums and it is only through the skills and expertise of others who have shared their knowledge that has even given me enough "know how" to attempt to try. If you see a technique or tool, or material, or whatever, that you recognize as being one that you "invented", PLEASE feel free to step up and take credit. I would appreciate remembering from where I gathered some of this stuff. If you happen to be one of the modelers that I "borrowed" a technique off of, please consider it a compliment. As can be seen, I have included the time in hours it takes me to complete each step. I don't claim to be slow, fast, maticulous, careless, or in between, nor do I care, but I do admit to having zero experience in R/C Sub building with every inch of the way requiring that I "read up" on it or in some other way try and figure out how it's done. I thought this time line might come in handy for other novices who simply don't have a clue how much time goes into building one of these things. Again, a HUGE thanks to everyone at Subcommittee for giving me enough tools to try.
Step 1: Research and Decisions
Time to complete: A year and change.
For me, the decision on what kind of sub to build was easy. It would be a U-Boat, no question. A somewhat harder decision to make was "What type of U-Boat". I knew it would be one of three choices, a type II, type VII, or type IX. (with their respective variants) Since I like all of them equally well, I decided that my choice would come down to the boat that I could find the best plans on. After what seemed like an eternity combing through the net in search of U-Boat data, plans, diagrams, schematics, etc, I decided to order a set of Type VIIc Fritz Kohl Plans after getting some feedback from JWLaRue that they were very good.
I dug out the credit card, went online, and ordered the plans straight from Germany. I was quickly notified that the plans were on back order and that there was no known date as to when some would become available. *sigh*. My search on the net continued. Six weeks later, I got a notification from Fritz Kohl that the plans I requested were now available. I placed the order for 39,95 Euros. Three weeks later, they arrived in the mail. Nine weeks just to get some plans in my hands. I was beginning to wonder just how long this thing was going to take to actually build. I spent the next two weeks looking over every inch of those diagrams. I was very pleased with the quality. The attention to detail is astounding. I'm quite sure someone could build the actual boat with these plans. I was surprised to see that the plans cover the Type VIIc (1939) and the Type VIIc/41 with different diagrams for each. I decided that the Type VIIc/41 was most thoroughly represented including some excellent cross section diagrams. After some further research, I discovered that the Type VIIc/41 in the plans were of U995 which is on display in Laboe Germany as an exhibit. There are many good current photographs available of this boat as well, which I was happy to find. It suddenly made sense why this particular boat was detailed so well in the plans. I'm sure Fritz himself crawled all over the actual U995 with his tape measure to create them. So, the decision on what U-Boat to model was made, it would be a type VIIc/41. The final major decision remained, what about scale ? My goal with this boat is to not only have it look to scale, but to perform to scale. I also wanted goodies such as a extendable/retractable periscope and functioning torpedoes. I knew that to best accomplish this, the boat would have to be big. I decided that I was going to build the biggest boat that I could feasibly handle by myself and still fit in the back of my truck. I absolutely love the big boats. I decided that 1:25 scale was going to be the one. That puts the Type VIIc/41 model at 8'9". A rough calculation of the WTC that I intend to use (6"x48") puts the weight of the model right around 50lb in order to counter the bouyancy of the WTC. One of the first things I learned about r/c sub building is that, at SOME time, you have to decide that you've done enough research and get started actually building the thing. We all try our best and I feel that the guys that actually get something in the water, have done an incredible job, regardless of whether or not the model is "museum quality". They're all works of art in my book. The decisions made, I was ready to push forward.
A move to a new house put all the sub plans on hold. The new place had a basement that needed finishing. I did that and included my sub work shop into that plan. I was now ready to resume operations at my ship yard to build my Type VIIc/41 after a delay of several months.
I dug out my plans again and began contemplating how I was going to get them to 1:25 scale. The side and top down diagrams were 1:100 scale.
The most important ones, the cross sections, were 1:15 with only 1/2 the bow, and 1/2 the stern represented on the same plan with the separation right down the middle. In other words, there was only half of each on the same piece of paper. I spent two days at the office photocopier trying to enlarge and resize the plans, cut them out, tape them, etc., etc., etc, to get them to 1:25 but failed....miserably. I ended up wasting a ton of paper and time, all the while getting really frustrated. I decided that I was going to require the services of a professional printer. I took my plans down to a local print shop and told the guy what I wanted. He thought the project was really cool and that the resizing of my plans was the most unique request he's had come through his door. He guaranteed me that he could get all the diagrams I wanted resized PERFECTLY to 1:25 scale and printed on one long continuous length of heavy guage paper with clean crisp lines for the big 8'9" top and side diagrams. As for the cross section, he told me he could cut the joined bow/stern sections down the middle where they join and then create mirror images for the side that was not represented, resize to 1:25 and print 25 copies of each, giving me the templates that I would need to create the hull formers. The miracle of computers to do all this "math" and printing. Now for the quote.......just change under $400 Canadian Dollars .......... *gulp*. I saw no other option....other than to bail on the project all together. "Let's do it" I told him, while in my head all I heard was "...are you nuts ?". Two days later, the work was done. I was VERY pleased with the results. Everything was exactly how I wanted and the quality was better than I expected. The scale on everything was a perfect 1:25. ( I measured....AND...I WAS going to take them back if they weren't bang on). Like everything else in this world, good quality and craftsmanship is expensive. All told, with postage, exchange, taxes, the works, I have $475 Canadian dollars invested in plans alone. .....so.....what was a finished boat going to run me again ? ....a million bucks ? Funny thing is, I was tickled pink about my new 1:25 scale U-Boat plans, I wanted to hang them on my wall.
With the plans drawn up and money spent, now I was committed to this project. I set up my 4' X 9' work table and laid out all my wonderful new plans on it.
I had purchased a few power tools specifically for this sub build project. A 9" band saw, a table saw, and a 6"/1" sander combo as well as some odd's N' ends hand tools. All these tools are of your "cheap" brands (No DeWalt or Makita here) as the work needed to be done is really light duty. I believe in total I spent well under $500 on the tools I thought I would need for this project. I am a believer in that the right tools make the difference between being frustrated, and enjoying your project. Since I prefer to enjoy my hobbies, I chose to spend a few bucks on tools.....which, ....I'll have to build more subs with With tools and plans ready to go, and I was good to start on this endeavour. The bank account was already starting to feel the hit.
Step 2 : Model Stands
Time to complete: 4 hours.
Total to date: 4 hours.
The first thing I decided to do was build a couple stands to hold the mold plug / boat once it was built. I wanted one stand to hold the hull upright, as a model is "normally" displayed, and I wanted a stand to hold the hull laying on it's side, in the event I needed to do this down the road for whatever reason. I knew that working with a hull of this size was going to be awkward so I wanted to minimize any problems the best I could. I figured building the stands first was a good idea. I used one of my 1:25 hull cross section copies as a template and cut the supports out of 3/4" plywood. I used a total of 4 supports for each stand that are roughly 20" apart. The edges of the supports that make contact with the model were lined with door weather stripping. The contruction of the supports took longer than I anticipated, making sure that I was cutting the proper contour at the specific distance took some measuring, and re measuring, ...cutting, ..and recutting, throwing pieces away and starting over. I wrote the experience off as good practice on my band saw as well as the importance of being maticulous with the measurements.
More progress to follow.
Due to the fact that I started this project on October 20, 2006, I have quite a bit of progress done on it already. I will be adding a few "Steps" to this thread on a daily basis until I get to where I am currently in the build.
I hope thread is of interest to novice and experienced builders alike.


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11 Oct 2013 3:58 AM #1
Unanswered: Problem with reading strange/foreign characters from JSON file
Unanswered: Problem with reading strange/foreign characters from JSON file
Hi guys,
I'm having a problem with reading strange/foreign characters from a JSON file. The strange/foreign characters are transformed to a question mark...
For example:
vóór (in the JSON file)
voor.png (in the console.log(value) when reading and storing the data in the store)
I did include the UTF-8 charset in my index.html as follows:
Code:<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
Code:[ { "title": "Test", "content": "
Test me please. Dit zou als vóór moeten verschijnen.
" } ]
Code:Ext.define('Infections.view.illness.Details', { extend: 'Ext.Panel', xtype: 'illnessDetails', config: { title: 'Content', iconCls: 'info', tpl: '{content}' } });
12 Oct 2013 4:58 AM #2
You might have to send the content in the correct way from the server.
e.g. PHP
12 Oct 2013 1:19 PM #3
The problem is I can't edit to the data on the server side.
12 Oct 2013 2:32 PM #4
13 Oct 2013 10:45 PM #5
I tried your solution but instead of the question mark it is now displayed as:
So the problem is not really in displaying the characters, but rather in reading the characters from the JSON file...
In the JSON file it says:
but when logging the data in the model (via convert => console.log(value)) it says:
17 Oct 2013 1:46 AM #6
Any other solutions available?
I'm still stuck on this problem where the strange/foreign characters from my JSON file can not be read, and are replaced by the symbol �.
17 Oct 2013 4:12 AM #7
There is no one line command to solve this.
Personally I did a htmlDecode method which takes all special chars and works with str.replace().
I created an object with the special chars ({"ù":"ù"}) and then it runs over the text in a for loop.


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