Does any one use this stuff or something like it. I have just bought this and havn't used it yet. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Goop-Tyre...062311?hash=item2a58c6fce7:g:FVkAAOSwKIpWAAOt
hay littleade I was thinking about using as a, slow down a blow out, get u home sort of thing. I do have an emergency repair and co2 capsules kit. though thank you. the thing is , well here, see this do you think it works immediately to slow blow out?
Hi JTD, this product is great but it only works with TUBELESS TYRES. I put it in to my tubeless tyres as soon as I get new ones and use it as a prevention (against a full blow out) rather than a repair product. Assuming you check your tyres regularly you'll see a bit of green slime on the tyre,if you've had a puncture.
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Tyre Weld The last puncture on a bike I had was on my Suzuki 850 in 1979. I used Tyre Weld to fix it. Always carry a can with me http://www.halfords.com/workshop-tools/garage-equipment/breakdown-essentials/holts-tyreweld-300ml
suzuki gs 850 shaft big bugger that yes if u get that leak and its slow then they are always difficult, I had the same sort of thing a few weeks ago, constant small leak I had to take back again and again. Do you consider Goop would allow you time to get into the side of the road without loosing control.
Smug face - I have Tyre Pressure Monitering. So hopefully I will get enough warning to pull over and repair it.
Have SLIME inner tubes on my mountain bikes, always, and never had to stop to fix a puncture in 10 years. When eventually they do go down, take inner tube out and it has about a dozen spots where goo has leaked out and sealed the puncture. Had a slow puncture on the SV650 once, couldn't find it, so shop just banged some slime in it and it was fixed. Once spotted some green goo coming out of the tyre, but it never went down or bang. Would definitely use again, no worries.
