what type of cloth material is used to make flags?
Looking to buy a Harley that cost upwards to 20 grand but cheap *** Harley Davidson cant put tubeless tires on their bikes.I mean who wants to sit in some crappy parking lot when its 120 degrees outside taking the back of a road king apart just for a flat that u can plug an ride 2 a shop.If thats the best Harley can to i might rethink my choice of bikeU can get a tow but who wants to deal with that crap on top of a flatGet in the 21st century Harley.
Anything that is tightly woven and reasonably lightweight. Cotton is a popular favorite, and polyester is a good substitute. Silk is for special occasion flags of some importance. Nylon stands up well to outdoor use, and ripstop nylon is even stronger, and holds up to whipping in the wind. Your choice.
Looking to buy a Harley that cost upwards to 20 grand but cheap *** Harley Davidson cant put tubeless tires on their bikes.I mean who wants to sit in some crappy parking lot when its 120 degrees outside taking the back of a road king apart just for a flat that u can plug an ride 2 a shop.If thats the best Harley can to i might rethink my choice of bikeU can get a tow but who wants to deal with that crap on top of a flatGet in the 21st century Harley.
There is a company now that will seal your spoked wheels to run tubeless tires.It's about 60 bucks a wheel.The company is wheel works in Calif. Otherwise it's as everyone else told you.
You can get a spoked wheel that is tubeless , but they cost upwards of $2000.00 , and usually you will end up using a tube in it anyways . Most solid rims are tubeless.
There is a company now that will seal your spoked wheels to run tubeless tires.It's about 60 bucks a wheel.The company is wheel works in Calif. Otherwise it's as everyone else told you.
You can get a spoked wheel that is tubeless , but they cost upwards of $2000.00 , and usually you will end up using a tube in it anyways . Most solid rims are tubeless.
Anything that is tightly woven and reasonably lightweight. Cotton is a popular favorite, and polyester is a good substitute. Silk is for special occasion flags of some importance. Nylon stands up well to outdoor use, and ripstop nylon is even stronger, and holds up to whipping in the wind. Your choice.
