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Rear sometimes deflates

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It doesn't have a leaky valve and holds pressure ,but sometimes if  i run about 3.5 psi it'll deflate. Observer yesterday said this brand os a soft sidewall, whereas the Michelin has a firmer sidewall, I can't remember the brand IWC maybe? Anyway any thoughts about this?

Don't bother with IRC's  Being going down for years as soon as you hit a step.........   Use X-lights.   100

's of posts on here and other places about it......

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Cheers,. It's usually under those conditions, I'll swap it out

10 minutes ago, retromlc said:

Cheers,. It's usually under those conditions, I'll swap it out

...or use an inner tube. Shame to throw away a tyre with life left in it.

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I have some tubes, but HD enduro ones, I'll see if I can get thin ones. I like the grip i have with the bike.

IRC have been fine for about 18 months,but there were some duff ones for a couple of years previously .It should say on the sidewall when it was made,month/year

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Been on there about 2.5 years, so would be in the time frame you mentioned

My irc has been on for a year with no problems,I know of others that have been fine

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