Camelback Bladder - Repair ?
theshrew
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Ive only used the bladder a few times and its now got a hole in it. Can i repair it with a puncture repair thingy or part of a inner tube or something ?
Anyone done this or anything like it ? Does it work ?
Anyone done this or anything like it ? Does it work ?
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I had a small hole in my, just stuck a patch on it and its been fine for the last couple of years0
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A new bladder isn't expensive and IIRC they come with a lifetime warranty (?)Advocate of disc brakes.0
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My Mule I got a Christmas has the same issue. Only 2 months use and there appears to be a minuscule hole somewhere on the back of it. I can't find/see it but I've had the bladder in a bucket the last few days and the water has very, very slowly seeped out. Homers is right, they have a lifetime warranty so ill be taking mine back to get it replaced, no quibbles necessary!0
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Mine is my own fault. I keep it in the freezer so it's sterile wen I use it but forgot to take it out last night. In a bit of a rush this morning I chucked it in the microwave for a few seconds - put it in for a few seconds to long and melted a little tiny bit :-( - Dip stick0
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theshrew wrote:Mine is my own fault. I keep it in the freezer so it's sterile wen I use it but forgot to take it out last night. In a bit of a rush this morning I chucked it in the microwave for a few seconds - put it in for a few seconds to long and melted a little tiny bit :-( - Dip stick
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Guess you won't be doing that again - I put mine in the freezer with the lid open, then if I'm rushing just put some warm water in first & it quickly gets things back to normal.Pain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.0 -
oxocube1 wrote:My Mule I got a Christmas has the same issue. Only 2 months use and there appears to be a minuscule hole somewhere on the back of it. I can't find/see it but I've had the bladder in a bucket the last few days and the water has very, very slowly seeped out. Homers is right, they have a lifetime warranty so ill be taking mine back to get it replaced, no quibbles necessary!
Fill it with air then put it in a bucket of water to find the hole.0 -
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i patched mine 3 or so years back with a puncture repair patch, been fine since, only time its leaked on me is when i havent tightened the top up enough! ;-)Timmo.
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