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juvela 09-05-19 09:33 AM

Tyre Repair Technique I've Never Essayed...
 
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https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...8957cd71da.jpg


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Actress Linda Darnell demonstrates...

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dddd 09-05-19 09:50 AM

Looks like an emergency repair for a blown-out Schwinn tire, hoping she changed the tube out first(?).

Rim brake on this one, so assuming she'll loosen the brake cable all the way(?)!

The grass looks fake, and she has perfect teeth...

TiHabanero 09-05-19 10:42 AM

While on tour my buddy had a blowout and he repaired the tire with duct tape. I didn't bother to ask him why he was carrying the tape, it was obvious. Since 1977 I carry a roll of duct tape with me when on tour.

non-fixie 09-05-19 11:47 AM

Lovely picture. :)

But I find my eye gets drawn to the Dunlop valve. :eek:

I really need to re-assess my priorities in life ... :o

juvela 09-05-19 12:16 PM


Originally Posted by non-fixie (Post 21109423)
Lovely picture. :)

But I find my eye gets drawn to the Dunlop valve. :eek:

I really need to re-assess my priorities in life ... :o


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The may be because you are in the "woods"... :roflmao2:


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non-fixie 09-05-19 01:25 PM


Originally Posted by juvela (Post 21109492)
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The may be because you are in the "woods"... :roflmao2:


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Miele Man 09-05-19 03:47 PM

Back around 1986 I had to find a variety store and when I did I bought a roll of electrical vinyl tape to wrap around my two punctured tubular tires so that I could limp back home. I'd ride about 1/4 to 1/2 mile and then pump up the tires and repeat until I got home. After that I made sure any tubular tire I bought had a removable valve core so that I could put tire sealant into the tire. Funny thing though is that I've never needed to do that since then.

Cheers

Cyclist753 09-05-19 05:58 PM

Hubba-hubba! Not much photoshop back in those days so what you see is what you get! Gaffer's tape!

rootboy 09-05-19 06:22 PM

What a cutie

conspiratemus1 09-05-19 06:24 PM

Bet she repairs her silk stockings (you know, the ones with the seam in the back) the same way.

davester 09-05-19 09:15 PM

I'd let her repair my tire any way she darn well pleased!

FlMTNdude 09-06-19 04:56 AM

I definitely need to adopt that technique!

qcpmsame 09-06-19 05:58 AM

What tyre? didn't notice one at all.....:love:

Bill

nomadmax 09-06-19 06:26 AM


Originally Posted by TiHabanero (Post 21109293)
While on tour my buddy had a blowout and he repaired the tire with duct tape. I didn't bother to ask him why he was carrying the tape, it was obvious. Since 1977 I carry a roll of duct tape with me when on tour.

I carry some duct tape myself. It'll boot a tire like nobody's business, among other things. I'm often accused of carrying too much, but never by anyone I help ;)

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...3b272af262.jpg
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...3d2b3aa1a8.jpg

jethin 09-06-19 10:49 AM

Here's a similar technique for creating a fixed gear.

https://i.chzbgr.com/full/5575855360/hB54F4859/

SJX426 09-06-19 11:01 AM

Bent fork!

Somebody had to say it.


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