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Go Outdoors have them EIGHT QUID for TWO!
I'd like to get some in real life rather than online, appreciate that online is probably cheaper. Any suggestions?
it's all around you.
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the cryptically titled..
[url= https://www.co2cartridges.co.uk/ ]https://www.co2cartridges.co.uk/[/url]
is about the best place ive found.. 🙂
Decathlon?
We don't have a decathlon. Also there's no local branch of co2cartridges.co.uk either 🙂
Wiggle used to do a 30 pack for £25 quid.
I'm still working my way through them, but this lot
seem like a bargain compared to that.https://www.co2cartridges.co.uk/
If you've got an Evans nearby, they do a box of 30 for £50 ( 😯 ).
I just got some from Wiggles own cheap brand (cant recall name)
I bought 4 about 4 years ago and not used a single one yet
[url= http://www.woodlandsyorkshire.com/beer_gas.asp ]wear goggles and please film the ensuing tyre inflation, especially if tubeless.[/url]
[url= http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-maintenance/bike-pumps/jetvalve-co2-cartridges-x-5 ]5 for £11[/url] at Halfords
I'd like to get some in real life
LBS? Place I work sells them for £1.99
we sell them for £1.99 each
Aldi had some recently
About 0.04% of the air that comes out of your bicycle pump will be CO2. Just use that.
Planet X always have them on offer 99p to £1.99 dependant on size. They are local to us so pick them up in job lots. Alternative is to try the local airport as they have confiscated every one of our daughters this year flying out and flying back.
I'd like to get some in real life rather than online
why?
Cos I want it now.
Anyway problem sovled. Tyre went up with the track pump.
Go tubeless instead
Tubeless is the reason I need CO2.
CO2 curdles the latex though, fine in an emergency, but not a good idea in the workshop.
Good for popping bead on though 🙂
You mean it instantly turns the latex solid?
Cos no it doesn't. At least, not when I do it.
You're luckier than me. Made a right mess of the latex when I did it
[quote=daniel_owen_uk ]Good for popping bead on though
So is a DIY compressor (lemonade bottle or fire extinguisher versions), with the advantage of not needing to then deflate to remove the CO2.
Where are you molgrips - somewhere near the Ridgeway I presume
There's a home brewing shop in headington, Oxford that used to have them cheap - for use in soda siphons and so on
In Cardiff.
I've asked for an Airshot for my birthday....
So is a DIY compressor
That totally failed to work when I tried it.
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Breathe out.
Only about 4% CO2