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Old 07-31-11, 05:18 AM
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Odd bits in an old German patch kit

Any of you know what these two things do? The tube is hollow and made of a quite pliant rubber. Other than that, all I know is what you can see in the picture.

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the hollow tube I think is to roll onver the patch to help seal it better. the alloy things may be to help you get a better grip on butterfly nuts but I would not bet on it

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UK kits used to come with thin rubber tube to repair a Woods valve.
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Old 07-31-11, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by MichaelW
UK kits used to come with thin rubber tube to repair a Woods valve.
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That's what it is.
The strange washers/levers - I have no idea.
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Try re-posting the question in Classic and Vintage, there are some true retrogrouch velonerds there who probably have been looking for those for years.
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Yup. Its a replacement tube for the inside of a Woods,aka Dunlop valve. Lots of repair kits purchased in this country still come with a couple of those included.
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i had a ross 10 speed that had wing nuts on the downtube friction shifters.
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