View Full Version : Are "tyre pandas" history for punctures ?
gjlaw
28th April 2006, 06:13
I have a new road bike with tubed tyres so my old puncture repair kit for tubeless tyres with plugs and screw on air canisters wont work. I`m having trouble finding an aerisol type foam reair kit like the old "tyre panda" that used to inflate the tube while blocking the puncture for a temporary repair.
Repco sell one but the first thing you read on the can is "not for tubed tyres"
Any advise out there ????????? Cheers
buellbabe
28th April 2006, 07:11
Is the Repco 1 'tyreweld'?? I have just purchased a repair kit from Cycletreads that does tubeless AND tubed tyres. Maybe check them out...
GR81
28th April 2006, 07:51
try a can of 'no more flats' i think its called.
trevf
28th April 2006, 09:22
be careful with the 'no more flats'. I used it and it ended up forming a glugy ball in the tyre which made a hell of a vibration.Also used a tyre pando type thing a few weeks ago-it didnt work either as the sealer stuff just came staight out the hole.
Pixie
28th April 2006, 12:52
Install Slime in your tubes before you get a puncture
WRT
28th April 2006, 13:22
You're best off just to get 2 cups of premixed concrete and pour it inside the tyre before you put it on the rim. Ride around for about 2 hours immediately after you fit it to allow the concrete to spread around the inside of the tyre and harden.
After that you can even run over nails and they will just bounce right back out.
thehollowmen
28th April 2006, 15:09
if you use it in tubed tires you gotta throw the tube out.. I think. No way to empty it.
Which is why you shouldn't use it in them.
You just scoop it out of a tubeless when you're patching it later
although somebody might correct me...
WINJA
28th April 2006, 19:09
motul do a pando type
Bonez
28th April 2006, 19:29
if you use it in tubed tires you gotta throw the tube out.. I think. No way to empty it.
Which is why you shouldn't use it in them.
You just scoop it out of a tubeless when you're patching it later
although somebody might correct me...Had the contents of a pando in a tubed tyre for 7,000kms till the tyre was worn out a while back............
JimO
28th April 2006, 21:42
many years ago i had a flat on a Z1r just out of wanaka on a public holiday:gob: had a panda and stuck it in and off i go arrived home in Dunedin the tyre goes flat in my driveway as i arrive.
Bonez
29th April 2006, 06:14
many years ago i had a flat on a Z1r just out of wanaka on a public holiday:gob: had a panda and stuck it in and off i go arrived home in Dunedin the tyre goes flat in my driveway as i arrive.Tried one in another flat, lasted 5 seconds. So 50/50 so far I guess.
popelli
29th April 2006, 06:33
don't use one if you value your health
had one suddenly fail in less than 5 miles, just not worth the risk
XTC
29th April 2006, 09:35
don't use one if you value your health
had one suddenly fail in less than 5 miles, just not worth the risk
Surely you adjusted your pace to compensate for the fact that you had a temporary puncture repair that was designed only to get you to the next gas station and only if you were lucky?
popelli
29th April 2006, 10:47
ok what do you propose you do on the motorway in jafa land
25mph?????
Meanie
29th April 2006, 11:09
ok what do you propose you do on the motorway in jafa land
25mph?????
Yea and paint a bullseye on your back :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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