Cid
Proper break this time
Simple one, this...
There are a few possibilities;
1. You pinched the tire when changing it, common when using metal tire levers or new to tire changing. Can get around this by putting some air in before the change (and being careful with tire levers).
2. Pinch puncture, when you hit something hard edged and it forces the tube against the rim... best you can do is make sure your tire is properly inflated.
3. Rim puncture; your rim tape (the tape that keeps the inner tube separate from the wheel) is knackered, or you shifted it when you changed the tire. There're sharp bits under the riim tape that will knacker any inner tube.
If it's not any of these and definitely not the tire (check for cracks, worn tread etc) then your bike is an insane rubber eating maniac.
Oh, and remember to use lube and levers when you're prising the rubber out of your rim (this is not actually true, but I had to).
There are a few possibilities;
1. You pinched the tire when changing it, common when using metal tire levers or new to tire changing. Can get around this by putting some air in before the change (and being careful with tire levers).
2. Pinch puncture, when you hit something hard edged and it forces the tube against the rim... best you can do is make sure your tire is properly inflated.
3. Rim puncture; your rim tape (the tape that keeps the inner tube separate from the wheel) is knackered, or you shifted it when you changed the tire. There're sharp bits under the riim tape that will knacker any inner tube.
If it's not any of these and definitely not the tire (check for cracks, worn tread etc) then your bike is an insane rubber eating maniac.
Oh, and remember to use lube and levers when you're prising the rubber out of your rim (this is not actually true, but I had to).