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  • Repairing a gash in a tubeless tyre
  • el_boufador
    Full Member

    hello,
    Managed to put an inch gash in one of my bonty mud x's. They're "tubeless ready" raher than proper ust

    How can I fix it? Was thinking maybe fishing line and stitch it back together may be possible, with a bit of vulcaniing solution to fill the gaps? Not convinced about patching the hole from the inside – won't the flexing tyre make it come off?

    Kahurangi
    Full Member

    Park's tyre boots seem pretty flexible… but an inch gash? maybe stitch the edges together with some thread and then a tyre boot?

    I know some folks seem to recommend toothpaste tube as a flexible but tough enough member to stitch on as a boot.

    How did you put a gash that size in it, if you don't mind me asking 😆

    br
    Free Member

    ebay it, somebody will buy it – probably the same guy that bought my used Trailrakers…

    rolfharris
    Free Member

    don't you need surgery to fix a big gash?

    bikewhisperer
    Free Member

    It's ****. I fixed a half inch gash in a bonty tyre with some extra large tubeless repair plugs, but even that was pushing it. I still check it several times each ride…

    racing_ralph
    Free Member

    don't talk shite. All you need to do is stitch it with floss/fishing line, repair patch on the inside and one on the outside – DONE IT MANY TIMES

    snowpaul
    Free Member

    patch it and use with a tube???

    paul

    el_boufador
    Full Member

    Thanks all. Will try stitching/patching. No idea hat did it – I was just potering down the road at the time – must have been glass or something.

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