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Technology Stocks : AIRLESS TIRES WILL NEVER GO FLAT (100% RECYCLEABLE) ATYR -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tor Van Dyke who wrote (81)	6/17/1998 10:13:00 PM
From: Ed Pakstas	Respond to of 103

Thanks Tor... Never have spoken to ATYR management... All I know about the company is what I have read on this thread...:-)...And as for the other one, I loaded up with a few more today...Couldn't resist the bottom fish opportunity even though I hate bottom feeding suckers...Personally prefer Salmon and Rainbows ...<ggg>...ed

To: Tor Van Dyke who wrote (81)	6/20/1998 6:59:00 PM
From: Clay Degenhardt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 103

ATYR reference material I did some more research today and found the following information on the web that may be of interest to American Tire followers: 1. Reference and Investment info americantireco.com - ATYRs home page... could be much improved. prnews.marketguide.com - Profile of ATYR cgi.marketguide.com - comparison of many tire companies, including ATYR rubbernews.com - Industry trade pub. ATYR appeared there a few times last year around the time when CEO Steinke chaired a Symposium, but I can't find any sign of them now. 2. Competitors. kiktire.com - Kik Tire: Airless microcellular polyurethane tire in the US and Canada (discussed previously on this thread) greentyre.com - Greentyre Ltd: Airless microcellular polyurethane tire in the UK and US biketires.com - Nu-Teck Corp: located in Colorado; web site currently being revamped. Widely markets airless urethane bicycle tires through bicycle retailers. Krypton Industries Ltd - Calcutta, India - microcellular polyurethane bicycle/wheelchair tires. They also seem to be affiliated with a Canadian company called PolyAir Tires, but I could not find any detailed information on them. 3. Misc panaracer.com - Panaracer: they have a urethane bicycle innertube called GreenLite. Kryptonics - US company that makes clear urethane skate wheels