Tips # 19

Three tips this time!
- Find Promaster Service Center with HIGH service bays
- Bicycle Helmet safety data source
- Bicycle tire data GALORE - find the best tire option for your cycling needs
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[@markwilliams5676]

Hi Steve, Another easy tip for the worry of the van being lifted is: Spray painting the lift points under the van with flourescent spray paint. I bought a couple of moving boxes to lay on and the spray paint at Lowes. I painted them in their parking lot. Easy and aviods possible problems from uninformed employees at Discount Tire and even Ram Dealers...

[@RV2Cycle]

Excellent sharing Mark. That's one I knew of but had forgotten to share. Thanks.
See you at Camp Winnebago!