awesome new way to fixing a puncture

[Wasbeer]

Have a look at this new way fro fixing flat tyres.

 

[Jaco-fiets]

Looks cool

[Vetseun]

We have been doing it like that for years in the Free Srate

[BarHugger]

We have been doing it like that for years in the Free Srate

 

 

......druk in.....skroef......trek uit......pomp wind......lekker nê?!?!

[Blackadder]

They have been advertising this a lot on the Tour of Utah live feed.

Looks really interesting.

[Spoke101]

I'm sure there was a thread awhile ago about this.

At +R300 for the tool and each refill costing +R100 I"ll stick to the old methods.(+100 bucks to fix one puncture)

Edited August 10, 2014 by Spoke101

[Vetseun]

I'm sure there was a thread awhile ago about this.

At +R300 for the tool and each refill costing +R100 I"ll stick to the old methods.(+100 bucks to fix one puncture)

Rather buy a new tjoop @ R100

[Pieterg]

Tjoop beter R40 Bucks

[Cyklon]

Also want a pump that inflates in one stroke

[BarHugger]

Also want a pump that inflates in one stroke

 

........that should work like a BOMB..............

[Stoffies1]

_{Awesome for tubbies??? or not!!!}

Edited August 11, 2014 by Stoffies1

[Tankman]

I'm sure there was a thread awhile ago about this.

At +R300 for the tool and each refill costing +R100 I"ll stick to the old methods.(+100 bucks to fix one puncture)

 

Looks like they are using tubbies in the video

 

Although I am not sure I quite "get" how this works. It will work on tubeless.

 

BUT if it works on tubbies that R100 a pop to repair vs R1000 a pop for a new tubblie is a no-brainer!

[Ispeed_V]

Same method as what they use on car tires

[Tankman]

Same method as what they use on car tires

Not quite, car tires are tubeless and uses a plug same as on mtb tires.

 

Did a litte research and it seems like a patch is inserted though the needle.

It seems to be adhesive on both sides so the patch will stick to the inside of the tire as you pull the needle out.

You then inflate the tube and the patch will stick to the tube ... theoretically covering the puncture hole!

[Spoke101]

 

Looks like they are using tubbies in the video

 

Although I am not sure I quite "get" how this works. It will work on tubeless.

 

BUT if it works on tubbies that R100 a pop to repair vs R1000 a pop for a new tubblie is a no-brainer!

Apparently it works on tubbies. but I would like to see proof.