Who makes Typhoon tires?
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I did not find out who makes them, but I did find a place that does sell them. www.firstflightbikes.com
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Calypso IS the Manufacturer! (and they STINK!!!)\n\nStick with Seeker, Calstar, Shimano, G-Loomis, ect.
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It is the rubber kangaroo, Kangaroous rubberii, found in those areas of Australia in which rubber trees owned by B.F. Goodrich are grown to make rubber for tires made in Akron.\n\nThis mascot has been very controversial since the early 1970s because of the environmental depredation caused by the Kangaroous rubberii feeding on B.F. Goodrich plantations.  Controversial control measures have included poisioning, shooting, and sterilizing the 'roos.  All have failed and the Kangaroous rubberii is now spreading throughout Oz, much to the chagrin of BFG.
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The one we use today was invented by George Sundback.\n\nThose mysterious marking etched on the zippers of many of the clothing items you own are little more than the name of the top manufacturer of zippers. A quick search on "ykk zippers" took us right to the web site of the fastener giant. \nThe company got its start in Japan in 1934, and opened its first office in 1960 in New York City. It eventually grew to become the country's top supplier of zippers and other fastening devices such as snaps and buttons. Today, their plant in Macon, Georgia, produces 1,500 styles of zippers in 427 standard colors for use on clothing as well as other items, such as tents or boat covers. Besides notions, YKK also manufactures "entrances and window systems." \n\nWhat does the "YKK" stand for? Yoshida Kogyo Kabushikikaisha, the name of the Japanese company. The letters were stamped onto products and eventually became the trademark and official name of the company.
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Yamaha is a Japanese company, so I'm going to guess Japan.
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1. Touzors and RO35\n2.  Made in Italy and HIMSELF!!!\n\nlol
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Here are a few in order of their demise; Oldsmobile, Plymouth, Eagle, Rambler, Checker, Willys, Scout, Edsel, Imperial, DeSoto, Nash, Tucker, Packard. This may not be all that accurate since some of the names were actually models and not actually makes. \n\nBy the way, an earlier post listed a YUGO as an American brand. Although we have made a few mistakes along the way, only the Europeans can claim this piece of crap that came out of Yogoslavia.
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Ok... I was thinking of plastics...my bad..hehe\n\nHere`s some info I found\n\nToday Asia is the main source of natural rubber. Over half of the rubber used today is synthetic, but several million tonnes of natural rubber are still produced annually, and is still essential for some industries, including automotive and military.
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Usually from Chinese or Taiwanese factories that manufacture them unbranded and then brand them with the logo of the buyer. This by the way is true for most "well respected" brands too.
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You mean like a model rocket?\nTry Estes Industries at the site below.  They have been in the business for decades and have a wide variety of models from which to choose.  Check with your local laws first.  These are not legal everywhere.
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the air-ride 1000 brand with the shock absorbers.  i hear they received a 5 star crash test rating
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I am running an import and export company out here in Shanghai. I can provide a huge range of products if you are interested including textiles, automobile spare parts, belts, bags, etc etc. \n\nDrop me a mail and we can chat.
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Typhoons and hurricanes are the same type of storm - a tropical cyclone - just in different parts of the world.\n\nHowever... typhoons - which affect the western Pacific ocean - tend to be stronger than Atlantic hurricanes because the waters are warmer.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SL\n\nKorean auto parts company?
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hello \nI am kikamela!\nI've noticed that nobody answered so far!\n\nso,  I am not experienced in this field, but since nobody answered yet, I would like to redirect u to a forum:\nhttp://www.infohub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3993&highlight=tires\n\nthere are some really experienced people there you can talk to, so maybe this will help you to get a field of what u need! hopefully it's useful!
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://www.wheelmax.com/Wheels/bsa/bsa.htm
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It doesn't look like this person is mentioned in anything.  The only thing that I could findis Goodyear Tires is located in Akron, OH.  Was he just an employee there?