Puncture repair kit
The Big Cheese
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Can anyone recommend me a decent/no hassle one please?
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The weldtite one. LBS will have them, about £2/30
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Thread8 wrote:The weldtite one. LBS will have them, about £2/3
Like this one:
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=79720 -
Most are the same anyway to be honest.0
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I'd get a pack of those stick on ones too to go with the kit. it's amazing how lazy you can get.
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The Big Cheese wrote:Thread8 wrote:The weldtite one. LBS will have them, about £2/3
Like this one:
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=7972
Yup that one, although mine came without the levers
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MilkLevers - I think that's what they're called - are ace.0
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bamba wrote:[quote=Yes I AM lazy!!!
get a spare tube ![/quote]
My pack is crowded enough as it is..... otherwise I would.....
It's only to get me home until I can swap the tube out with a replacement.0 -
The Big Cheese wrote:bamba wrote:[quote=Yes I AM lazy!!!
get a spare tube !
My pack is crowded enough as it is..... otherwise I would.....
It's only to get me home until I can swap the tube out with a replacement.[/quote]
why would you do that if it's already fixed?0 -
if i can spot the puncture straight away then i'll patch it, if i can't i'll just put a new tube on and sort it all out later. it's amazing what you can fit in one of those Topeak saddle pack jobbies.0
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why would you do that if it's already fixed?[/quote]yeehaamcgee wrote:The Big Cheese wrote:bamba wrote:[quote=Yes I AM lazy!!!
get a spare tube !
My pack is crowded enough as it is..... otherwise I would.....
It's only to get me home until I can swap the tube out with a replacement.
Because I have OCD - seriously and I have never kept a tube on the bike with patches on, but I dont throw them away - yes I know Im weird :oops: 0 -
I have some Asda £3 special. 3 levers, about 2 dozen patches and a little grater thingy which has seen more use for grating nutmeg :P Patches seem to do the trick when I was practising on an old wheel the other day.0
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I use cheapo kits no problems. Always have. Tried the self adhesive ones too, they're fine for the lazier amongst us. 0
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I like the Rema repair kits. Both of my tubes are covered in the patches. They do a solid job.0
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Bit late now, but I like the Park Tool adhesive ones. Tiny little box, and no faffing with glue out on the trail.0
