Puncture kit for narrow road tyres?
Can anyone recommend a brand of puncture kit with patches flexible enough to mate to a road inner tube?
I had 3 punctures in the same spot today, and my crappy chinese patches wouldn't bend properly and kept coming off. Then my 2 chinese tyre levers broke.
Then a load of suits turned up at work to look at their nice new building and wanted to know why there was a broken down bike spread all round their plant room.
The puncture repair aerosol can was a waste of time. At least it shows where the holes are!
Thanks
Garry
I had 3 punctures in the same spot today, and my crappy chinese patches wouldn't bend properly and kept coming off. Then my 2 chinese tyre levers broke.
Then a load of suits turned up at work to look at their nice new building and wanted to know why there was a broken down bike spread all round their plant room.
The puncture repair aerosol can was a waste of time. At least it shows where the holes are!
Thanks
Garry
Cycling is too nice to waste it on getting to work.
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Just take a new tube.10 times easier and theyre so cheap its not even worth messing about with them. If you are after patches though then theres the tip top ones. Decent enough.0
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Thanks Andy. New tube fitted the next morning, after breaking another new tyre lever (American this time) :roll:
GarryCycling is too nice to waste it on getting to work.0 -
i like the park tools super patches
I carry two spare tubes, and patches after em... 4 punctures in 4 miles (nothing for the first 20miles), and they wernt pinch punctures, each was a big thorn, or the last, a massive peice of glass (not sure why i didn't see it on the road), but made the most impressive sound0 -
I always take two tubes, then if I puncture, if it is quite new, repair it when I get home. I use the halford kit as the rubber compound is good. When I run out of the small patches I just cut up the bigger ones.0