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  • Tyre wall repair
  • Daisy_Duke
    Free Member

    Hi
    Anyone know of a good repair for a 10mm split in a side wall? Tyre still has otherwise 100’s miles of use.

    andy7t2
    Free Member

    sew it with dental floss

    my make used a pasties wrapper to get round climax works for 5 miles but wouldn’t recommend for long term

    sharki
    Free Member

    I patched mine up with a cutting of flat plastic(food packaging) and taped it in with duck tape, that worked well enough though the tyres were worn out so only needed last a few rides.

    There are products that you glue in place made of thicker rubber.

    By the time i’ve typed this someone should’ve of posted a link up or gave it’s name.

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Glue a patch of innertube to the inside. Halfords sell large sheets of patch as well

    You might need to sew it up – but 10mm maybe not

    If you do sew it up sailmakers needle and waxed dental floss is good ( its strong and pulls thru the tyre easily)

    luked2
    Free Member

    +1 on the dental floss!

    Worked for me on a certain bike ride around Kielder 🙂

    speaker2animals
    Full Member

    Stitch with a fine fishing line (I would think that would be more durable than floss. You’ll need a darning needle. Then superglue a tough patch on the inside to protect your tube. Superglue in the cut from the outside too. That should do the trick.

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