The material you just witnessed is
currently used in medical equipment as a
"high energy shock absorbing" urethane
elastomer foam created to
specifically imitate the characteristics of a rubber
tire. The urethane was invented by Bayer Chemical
and is currently produced by Arnco, a urethane
industry giant.
A bicycle tire is both stored energy (compressed
air) and shock absorber all in one. This is why it
took an industry leader to pioneer a urethane that
successfully imitates the feel and liveliness of a
rubber tire.
Look again at the tire,
Notice it could go another
10,000 miles.
Any rubber tire purist or critic of an airless tire would
quickly be converted after riding a set of these
amazing tires.
The tires pictured here use an old design no longer
in service and are used to illustrate the wear
properties of the material. Our new designs will be
futuristic looking and some will incorporate rim
specific designs.
We all could use high quality tires with a smooth
ride that will last forever, but are you ready for
this???
These tires have better traction than rubber. The
design of the urethane allows for hydroscopic
manipulation of the water it comes into contact
with. Look again at the tires, Nobody is going to
slip on those tires in the rain.
Wouldn't you like some nice new tires utilizing this
urethane for
your bike? We want you to have them.
Keep reading to find out more, what will our new
designs look like and how did we get 27,000
verifiable miles on our bicycle tires?
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220 lb rider @ 17 miles/day x 5
years = 27,000 miles |
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be part of the 30,000 mile
bicycle tire, email us |
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