Originally Posted by
canklecat
Shoe Goo on my hybrid tires. Doesn't work as well on my road bike slicks. So I patch the inside of the tire where it's been cut enough to be visible when the tire is inflated. I use the ultra-thin Lezyne self-sticking patches on both the tubes and tires. They're paper thin so they don't interfere with seating tires even on tight fitting rims. I figure the patch will help slow down debris from infiltrating the tiny cuts. Seems to work. I managed to keep another tire going for a few months even after it had been sliced up by broken slate. I finally had to scrap the tire when one cut finally wore through the inner shield and began to avulse.
Just the other day I was wondering if there were specific tube patches for skinny road tubes
I was slicing my regular patches to size to make them fit
how do they hold up on high PSI?
BTW, on one of the tubes, it had a very thin green patch which needed to be re-patched i wonder if it's the same product you're referring to