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Originally Posted by Esel Mann View Post
Have you contacted the tube manufacturer to find out? Could such information possibly be in a service manual?

Tubes & Accessories | Continental Motorcycle UK :

"We always recommend that when replacing tyres on tube-type wheels you should always fit new, correctly sized inner tubes."
Thanks. I would definitely expect them to say this since they are in the business of selling tubes and as a CYA statement but it’s good advice, especially if you do not know the age of the old tube.

I’m definitely not changing the tubes on the BMW, (I installed them new in 2017, top quality tubes), and I’m replacing the front one on the Triumph but the rear was back ordered. I guess that the front is more important but a rear blow-out at speed would suck as well. I’m going to err on the side of caution but I’m like an annoying little kid...I always want to know WHY?
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