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Does anyone know who is stocking Triumph Air H99. My dealer is out and says
they won't have any for at least 6 months. TOA says it is back-ordered also.
Triumph Air is safer than BridgestoneAir 64 because they have replaced the
hydrogen/argon 60/40 mix (some say this mixture is explosive when it comes
into contact with WD-40) with Helium. They have also increased the
percentage of Helium to a whopping 99.4%, thereby providing superior power
to weight ratios by reducing the bikes weight. 

I understand you get a marked improvement in handling as well due to the
lighter wheel/tire assembly over stock, although handling is comparable with
either Triumph Air or BridgestoneAir product. Although both products tend to
leak at a higher rate than atmospheric air, the Triumph product supposedly
lasts up to 3.4 days longer than BridgestoneAir. If the Triumph Air H 99
isn't available, I guess I'll have to resort to BridgestoneAir 64. There's
no way I'm going back to atmospheric. Help, please, my tires are going flat.
Does Steve Lilley stock this stuff? What are the intercontinental shipping
charges?

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Paul Master - Red 99 Sprint ST "The Flash"
East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area)
email  master@xxxxxxx <mailto:master@xxxxxxx> 

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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>Does anyone know who is stocking Triumph Air H99. My =
dealer is out and says they won't have any for at least 6 months. TOA =
says it is back-ordered also. Triumph Air is safer than BridgestoneAir =
64 because they have replaced the hydrogen/argon 60/40 mix (some say =
this mixture is explosive when it comes into contact with WD-40) with =
Helium. They have also increased the percentage of Helium to a whopping =
99.4%, thereby providing superior power to weight ratios by reducing =
the bikes weight. </FONT></P>

<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>I understand you get a marked improvement in handling =
as well due to the lighter wheel/tire assembly over stock, although =
handling is comparable with either Triumph Air or BridgestoneAir =
product. Although both products tend to leak at a higher rate than =
atmospheric air, the Triumph product supposedly lasts up to 3.4 days =
longer than BridgestoneAir. If the Triumph Air H 99 isn't available, I =
guess I'll have to resort to BridgestoneAir 64. There's no way I'm =
going back to atmospheric. Help, please, my tires are going flat. Does =
Steve Lilley stock this stuff? What are the intercontinental shipping =
charges?</FONT></P>

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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>Paul Master - Red 99 Sprint ST &quot;The =
Flash&quot;</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area)</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>email=A0 master@xxxxxxx &lt;<A =
HREF=3D"mailto:master@xxxxxxx";>mailto:master@xxxxxxx</A>&gt; </FONT>
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