1. Oloa Ua Ovaview
The CST Cruiser WSW C-241 Whitewall Tire is a high-quality, rugged tire designed for cruiser bikes. It offers durability and a classic aesthetic, built to withstand various cycling conditions. This tire is suitable for all your cycling needs, providing both performance and a distinctive whitewall appearance.
Image: The CST Cruiser WSW C-241 Whitewall Tire, showcasing its tread pattern and classic whitewall design.
2. Seti ma Fa'apipi'i
Proper installation is crucial for tire performance and safety. It is recommended that tire installation be performed by a qualified bicycle mechanic. If installing yourself, follow these general guidelines:
- Sauniuniga: Ensure your wheel rim is clean and free of burrs or sharp edges. Check the rim strip for proper coverage of spoke holes.
- Tire Direction: Observe any directional arrows on the tire sidewall. If present, ensure the tire is mounted so it rotates in the indicated direction.
- Fa'amauina: Start by seating one bead of the tire onto the rim. Insert the inner tube, ensuring it is not twisted and the valve stem is aligned with the valve hole. Carefully work the second bead onto the rim, using tire levers if necessary, taking care not to pinch the inner tube.
- Nofoa: Once both beads are on the rim, inflate the tire slowly, checking that both beads are evenly seated around the rim. You may hear popping sounds as the beads seat. Do not exceed the maximum inflation pressure indicated on the tire sidewall.
- Siaki Mulimuli: After inflation, spin the wheel to check for any wobbles or uneven seating. Deflate slightly and re-inflate if necessary to correct any issues.
Fa'aaliga: Always refer to your bicycle's manufacturer manual for specific wheel and tire compatibility and installation instructions.
3. Ta'iala mo Galuega
The CST Cruiser WSW C-241 tire is designed for general cruiser bike use. To ensure optimal performance and longevity:
- Malosi o le tau o le tau: Always maintain the recommended tire pressure, which is typically printed on the tire sidewall. Under-inflation can lead to pinch flats and poor handling, while over-inflation can reduce grip and ride comfort.
- Tulaga ti'eti'e: This tire is suitable for paved roads and light trails. Avoid sharp objects, glass, and excessive off-road use that could damage the tire.
- taofi: Ensure your brakes are properly adjusted and maintained. Effective braking relies on good tire-to-surface contact.
4. Tausiga
Regular maintenance extends the life of your tires and ensures safe riding:
- Pressure Checks: Check tire pressure before every ride or at least weekly. Tires naturally lose air over time.
- Su'ega Pa'u: Periodically inspect the tire tread and sidewalls for cuts, cracks, embedded debris (like glass or thorns), or excessive wear. Remove any embedded objects carefully.
- Fa'amamaina: Clean the tires with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals that can degrade the rubber. For the whitewall, a gentle abrasive cleaner specifically designed for whitewalls can be used, but test on an inconspicuous area first.
- Teuina: Store your bicycle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and ozone-producing equipment (like electric motors), which can accelerate rubber degradation.
- Su'ega: While not strictly necessary for bicycle tires, if you notice uneven wear between front and rear tires, you may consider swapping them.
5. Faʻafitauli
| Fa'afitauli | Mafuaaga e ono tupu | Fofo |
|---|---|---|
| Frequent Flats | Under-inflation, sharp objects embedded in tire, damaged rim strip, pinched tube during installation. | Check and maintain proper tire pressure. Inspect tire for debris and remove. Replace damaged rim strip. Reinstall tube carefully. |
| Tire Wobbles/Uneven Seating | Tire bead not fully seated on rim, damaged tire or rim. | Deflate tire, apply soapy water to beads, re-inflate slowly to help beads seat. Inspect tire and rim for damage; replace if necessary. |
| Rapid Tread Wear | Over-inflation, aggressive riding style, misaligned wheel. | Maintain correct tire pressure. Adjust riding style. Check wheel alignment and spoke tension. |
6. Fa'amatalaga
| Uiga | Taua |
|---|---|
| Fa'ailoga | CST |
| Numera Fa'ata'ita'i | CSTTB70204000 |
| Tele | 26 x 2.125" |
| Aotele o mea | 26 Inisi |
| Lautele o Mea | 2.13 Inisi |
| Ituaiga Turo | Tubular |
| Ituaiga uila | Uila afi uila |
| Mea | Papa |
| Ituaiga soli | gaoa |
| Numera Fa'ailoa Fefa'ataua'iga a le Lalolagi | 06933882502321 |
| Aso Muamua Maua | Setema 10, 2015 |
7. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago
CST products are manufactured to high standards. For specific warranty information and support inquiries, please refer to the official CST webnofoaga po'o fa'afeso'ota'i sa'o a latou 'au'aunaga fa'atau. Taofi lau fa'amaoniga o le fa'atau mo so'o se tagi fa'amaonia.
Mo nisi fesoasoani, e mafai ona e asiasi i le CST Tires official webnofoaga or consult with an authorized dealer.
