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ital916
27th February 2008, 11:38
Was checking out metacafe and found this. Is this available in NZ? Seems pretty damn impressive seeing the amount of nails they rode over and screws they drilled into the tyre. There are also some vids of it being applied to cars. Hear hear I say, freaking impressive, noe if only this came as standard lol.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1122314/crazy_motorcycle_tires/

JMemonic
27th February 2008, 13:11
Well I am impressed.

Smokin
27th February 2008, 16:29
That looks like a great product.

I have to wonder if it even possible to balance the tyre properly.

paturoa
1st June 2012, 20:49
I was just looking at spewtube and saw this - very impressive indeed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GScWPb8qcng&feature=related

Akzle
1st June 2012, 22:59
i have no video. but from the sounds of the thread:
a) runflat tyres
b) bluegoo - self vulcanising tyre repair system (you put inside tyre before fitting, or pump in through valve), may void warranty on your tyres.

paturoa
2nd June 2012, 10:27
i have no video. but from the sounds of the thread:
a) runflat tyres
b) bluegoo - self vulcanising tyre repair system (you put inside tyre before fitting, or pump in through valve), may void warranty on your tyres.

From what I could see the company takes normal tubeless tyres and heat sets some sort of goop in the tyre. In the vid is shows multiple runs over a plank of wood with nails sticking up and even using a cordless drill and some long screws straight into the tyre. They immediately spray it with soapy water and there are no leaks.

Akzle
2nd June 2012, 20:07
From what I could see the company takes normal tubeless tyres and heat sets some sort of goop in the tyre. In the vid is shows multiple runs over a plank of wood with nails sticking up and even using a cordless drill and some long screws straight into the tyre. They immediately spray it with soapy water and there are no leaks. sounds like bluegoo. available at various places (in NZ), but if you're thinking about it, check tyre warranty conditions.

sil3nt
2nd June 2012, 20:39
4 year old video...yet this is the first I have heard of it.

Website is shit with not much info.

Fiji has a distributor but not Aus or NZ?

Only found one forum post (after a very quick google) about the product with no actual useful information.