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best puncture fix??
Realised i had a flat on the rear when i left the work carpark sideways n i was only doin 15mph. Just put on a new tyre tho so really dont want to have to replace it. Iv located the puncture, its a screw in my tyre right upto the head. Am i best having an innertube fitted or use tyre weld or similar product or get it plugged? Also, anyone got a rough idea of the price of gettin a hole plugged?
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if the hole is small you can just replace the tube, if it is large you can have it plugged and live happily ever after untl the tyre wears out,
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Innertube only mate,the tyres may say tubless but they are infact tubed. |
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diy????
That sounds better then, id far rather have ruined an inner tube thatll cost what???�25-50 than the brand new �120 tyre! Is it somethin that i could do myself then? I could probly get the tyre popped off the rim at work (halfords) and then either patch the tube or replace it myself.Thankfully i got a week off work so dont need the bike for travelling everyday.
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your probably looking at �10-�15 for a inner tube,i have replaced tyers by myself ,the back is a bit of a struggle but it can be done,dont forget a set of rim protectors if you do try it your self
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It possible to use some "quick fix" system (I think I have seen some in a spray can) to get a temporary fix just to get home at low speeds in case it happens on a ride out ?
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