I am leery of the term "scientist" and wonder why they didn't use engineers.
"A group of scientists thought there was a demand for a good process that would make tires punctureproof, and they felt that there was no current product that was efficient.
Over the course of seventeen years, and the efforts and contributions of almost a hundred scientists, the RhinoTite process was invented and developed.
They developed the RhinoPlex polymer formula, and designed the machines that are used now to apply the process".
I have never had a flat tire for as long as I've been riding so to replace one tire is an inexpensive investment for my safety.
