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I have an inspired fourplay with maxxis holy rollers.

When i try to hope sideways more than a metre I generally peel the back tyre of the rim and get a large puncture 50% of the time. Never happen on my stock.

Is this the tyres, i know the holy rollers have thin walls. I am really happy with my tyre pressures for every other move like pedal ups, drops and bunny hops, pivots etc, or do i have to land on more of an angle instead of so upright. Hard if trying on land on a thin wall though.

Happens most when trying to push my limits. If its only short then no problem.

Any advice welcome. Thanks

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I have an inspired fourplay with maxxis holy rollers.

When i try to hope sideways more than a metre I generally peel the back tyre of the rim and get a large puncture 50% of the time. Never happen on my stock.

Is this the tyres, i know the holy rollers have thin walls. I am really happy with my tyre pressures for every other move like pedal ups, drops and bunny hops, pivots etc, or do i have to land on more of an angle instead of so upright. Hard if trying on land on a thin wall though.

Happens most when trying to push my limits. If its only short then no problem.

Any advice welcome. Thanks

Personally I think it would be your rims perhaps... I've heard that some rims force the tyre out of the rim

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