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Description	English: A: Typical outer casing of a tire made of Sea Island cotton impregnated with rubber, with more durable rubber used in outer tread. B: Continuous, one-piece, or open-end inner tube assembly, where first a joint is made where one end slips into the other, with the collar member forced out tightly against the inner face of the retaining member. C: A butt-end tube, where the the tapered, closed end fits into the open end, expanding to seal when inflated.
Date	1914
Source	Pagé, Victor Wilfred (originally published 1914, 2004 reprint of 1924 ed.), Early Motorcycles: Construction, Operation and Repair, Dover Publications, p. 24, ISBN 0486436713
Author	Victor Wilfred Pagé

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