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Blue_SV650S 10-06-08 10:51 PM

Innertube - punctures
 
Ok, can anyone see a problem with using an innertube on an SV on a tubeless tyre if/when it has picked up a puncture ... obviously using common sense that the puncture was irritating small nail say, not a bit of scaffold pole stuck out! :D

I mean, I guess the tube should form/deform to the insides of the tyre and press it on the rim just as if it was plain air surely??? :scratch:

Stu 11-06-08 11:19 AM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
I believe Rictus uses an inner tube & normal SV type tubless tyres on his spoked wheels. So can't see it being a problem just overkill compared with a puncture repair. But I guess you have a free inner tube;)

Blue_SV650S 11-06-08 12:56 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stu (Post 1535494)
I believe Rictus uses an inner tube & normal SV type tubless tyres on his spoked wheels. So can't see it being a problem just overkill compared with a puncture repair. But I guess you have a free inner tube;)

Yes, I now have an inner tube 8)

The beauty of using the inner tube is not only is it free to fix and have minimal chance of failure, that if you pick up further punctures, you can just fix the tube with a normal pushbike repair kit (I presume) 8)

Stu 11-06-08 03:09 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
You say that as if motorcycle repair kits are difficult ;)

Blue_SV650S 11-06-08 04:17 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stu (Post 1535790)
You say that as if motorcycle repair kits are difficult ;)

It is not difficult at all, you just have to pay a professional to do it*!!

*i.e. a 'mushroom' type repair is the only proper repair and what the pros use ... to my mind, reaming a f-ing great hole in a tyre and bunging in a bit of rubber from the outside, isn't a satisfactory long-term repair ;)

SoulKiss 11-06-08 04:25 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S (Post 1535867)
It is not difficult at all, you just have to pay a professional to do it*!!

*i.e. a 'mushroom' type repair is the only proper repair and what the pros use ... to my mind, reaming a f-ing great hole in a tyre and bunging in a bit of rubber from the outside, isn't a satisfactory long-term repair ;)

Erm the pros do it by cleaning the inside of the tyre in the area of the hole, then gluing in a patch which has a stalk on it (hence called a mushroom) which goes to fill any hole in the tread area, this is then trimmed off.

The ream a hole in it and stuff from the outside repairs are only ever temp roadside, get you to a proper place fixes.

Blue_SV650S 11-06-08 04:31 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SoulKiss (Post 1535876)
Erm the pros do it by cleaning the inside of the tyre in the area of the hole, then gluing in a patch which has a stalk on it (hence called a mushroom) which goes to fill any hole in the tread area, this is then trimmed off.

The ream a hole in it and stuff from the outside repairs are only ever temp roadside, get you to a proper place fixes.

Er ... that is what I said isn't it?!!? :scratch:

SoulKiss 11-06-08 04:37 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S (Post 1535886)
Er ... that is what I said isn't it?!!? :scratch:

Erm, maybe

look, its the goodyear blimp !!!!!

DOH!!!!

Note to self, dont skim read the .org while debugging LDAP problems.....

Stu 11-06-08 05:47 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SoulKiss (Post 1535876)
The ream a hole in it and stuff from the outside repairs are only ever temp roadside, get you to a proper place fixes.

Erm no, it's good enough for me, but I'm not forcing it on anyone else :D



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muffles 11-06-08 06:40 PM

Re: Innertube - punctures
 
Blue, you have the tools to fit your own tyres, can't you just do a 'proper' puncture repair?


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