Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • Can a road bike tyre be patched?
  • augustuswindsock
    Full Member

    I fixed a puncture This morning on my road bike, only for it to go get another this afternoon, on inspection there’s a tiny slit in my conti gator skin, the tyre’s relatively new so I don’t want to bin it. I know tyre boots are available for mtb’s, but is there anything similar for road bikes or do I just suck it up and splash the cash?

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    do-able, superglue helps, but most folk are too nervous to trust a repair at 100psi!

    If it’s a wee slit then should be OK.

    augustuswindsock
    Full Member

    Cheers Al, glue worth a punt, failing that its new a tyre, don’t mind so much, but it’s a recent tyre, I bought gator skin thinking it would be more durable through the winter!!!

    IanW
    Free Member

    My mate pinch flatted, the first replacement tube blew out the hole. The tyre was fixed with a date packet rapper and a another tube fitted. That was six months ago and it’s run fine on weekly rides ever since.

    Are you feeling lucky?

Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)

The topic ‘Can a road bike tyre be patched?’ is closed to new replies.