Glueless Tire Patches

I've used them for 5 years, Park brand and
private labeled for LBSs to sell.

Used on mtn bikes and road bikes.

No failures. They last as long as the tube does.
My kid had a failure because he didn't do a good job.
I redid it and it held fine.

No one seems to like them but my own experience has
been overwhelmingly positive.

"JP" wrote:

Used on mtn bikes and road bikes.

No failures. *They last as long as the tube does.
My kid had a failure because he didn't do a good job.
I redid it and it held fine.

No one seems to like them but my own experience has
been overwhelmingly positive.


So, what's your secret?

Art Harris

On Aug 11, 4:57*am, wrote:
* *I happened to be in a K-Mart store yesterday, and decided I'd see
what sort of bike stuff they had. *The thing I noticed was a patch kit
that features patches that don't require cement/glue.
* *Anyone here have any experience with these patches? *Maybe I just
have a suspicious nature, but they sound just a tad too good to be true.


Waterproof sticking plaster. Like Elastoplast. Or other flexy sticky
tape.

"Jobst Brandt" wrote in message
...
Art Harris wrote:

Used on mtn bikes and road bikes.

No failures. They last as long as the tube does. My kid had a
failure because he didn't do a good job. I redid it and it held
fine.

No one seems to like them but my own experience has been
overwhelmingly positive.

So, what's your secret?

Park the bicycle in the garage, I suppose.

Jobst Brandt

I'm sharing my own experiences.
I use the glueless and I ride on it.
I've put well over a thousand miles on a patched tube without any
problems whatsoever.
Use the ****ing glue if it makes you happy.

Best luck I've had with them is ten miles (16 KM).

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