THUMBS UP Bicycle Tire Inner Tube 8ml Rubber Cement Solution for Patches (1)
Key features
- •Used on Tube Patches
- •8ml
THUMBS UP Bicycle Tire Inner Tube 8ml Rubber Cement Solution for Patches (1)
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Needed a squeeze tube. This was just the ticket.
Dave✓ Verified Purchase•October 5, 2023
Nice consistency.
minutes! What you need! Works in minutes!
David D.uroure✓ Verified Purchase•October 3, 2023
Works like a dream in minules!
An ideal solution, and compact enough to carry easily with a patch kit
S. Champ✓ Verified Purchase•August 7, 2023
Although I've yet to have to use any of this, this summer, I'm glad to have this further peace of mind with me now that the puncture vine season is returning again. This Thumbs Up solution contains actual rubber, I'm sure it'll go well with the Sunlite bulk patches.
Unlike with some with name brands solutions, it's compact enough to fit easily into a bag carried under a bicycle saddle. For purposes of packing, I've simply reused some of the packing material - personal address trimmed from the mailer, for out riding - together with a small patch kit box (with patches and a metal kind of file, like sandpaper) and a small number of generic tire tools, those much like the Tragoods brand.
Due to the presence of puncture vines along country roads, simply, I've had to repair a few patches, over time, when I was already out riding. If I'd been carrying a patch kit with me, at the time, certainly this could even have been useful after some odd debris, along some city roads. For purposes of patching, candidly the name brand solution had worked, too, but it was packed in a bulky way and may not have been as ideal in its composition. I'm certain this will be a whole lot more effective.
Unlike with some with name brands solutions, it's compact enough to fit easily into a bag carried under a bicycle saddle. For purposes of packing, I've simply reused some of the packing material - personal address trimmed from the mailer, for out riding - together with a small patch kit box (with patches and a metal kind of file, like sandpaper) and a small number of generic tire tools, those much like the Tragoods brand.
Due to the presence of puncture vines along country roads, simply, I've had to repair a few patches, over time, when I was already out riding. If I'd been carrying a patch kit with me, at the time, certainly this could even have been useful after some odd debris, along some city roads. For purposes of patching, candidly the name brand solution had worked, too, but it was packed in a bulky way and may not have been as ideal in its composition. I'm certain this will be a whole lot more effective.
