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13 Jan 2012
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Mousse?
If a mousse is a solid inner tube that cannot be punctured why don't people use them?
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13 Jan 2012
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For a number of reasons but mainly because the mousse stuff is softish and the equivalent of about 10psi. That's not to good for handling. It also means the tyre deforms a lot which puts heat into the mouse which over a period on the road then breaks up. Great short term - in a competition or something but not too good over a longer period.
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30 Jan 2012
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and they're also illegal to use on the road here in the UK, dont know about other parts of the world.
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