Simple question. I have about 4 old pairs just lying there. Do you throw them away? Sneak them out with your household refuse? Can they be recycled (uh-oh... pun alert)? Send them to the local morgue for incineration? Post them to your enemies? What do you do with your old tyres?
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What do you do with your old worn tyres?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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You can make chainstay protectors out of them you know....
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wait for summer
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Burn them.
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I leave mine lying around, in the vain hope that I'll find a use for them. I'd considered making one pair into studded tubeless tyres with abag of small bolts, but not got round to it yet.
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i keep them and collect them
come in usefull when my mates go thru their on there crappy bikes
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My buddy once made a belt out of an old tyre!
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what tyres for jeans?
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Leave them in the bike shed at work for kids to have.
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Turn them inside out and use them as slicks.
(Read that on the last "What do you do with your old worn tyres?" thread on here - so it's not original.....)
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I hang mine from trees at the side of trail center trails.
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Throw 'em over lamp posts on the nearest council estate.
(actually our local tip recycles them)
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hang em over speed cameras, half a cup off petrol in the bottom, match and run.
I actually make my own sandals out of my old tyres.
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I don't believe anyone on STW rides their bike enough to actually wear tyres out?!?!?!
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Sell them on ebay Plenty of tread left yada yad pic of them when they were new.
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My 13 yr-old has just moved up to 26" wheels so has inherited a pile of unloved tyres and will no doubt have them down to canvas as soon as we have a dry spell...
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