14pc Patch Kit
$15.99
Unit price
per
- Self-Vulcanizing Solution
- Flexible Butyl Patche
- Permanent Repair
Buy now to receive in 3 - 5 days
Warranty for products purchased directly from us
- Self-Vulcanizing Solution
- Flexible Butyl Patche
- Permanent Repair
Buy now to receive in 3 - 5 days
Warranty for products purchased directly from us
HIGH QUALITY & GREAT VALUE REPAIR SET
Includes 2 packs. Each pack includes ‘traditional’ yellow crayon x 1, round stainless steel rasp (scuffer) x 1, self-vulcanizing solution (adhesive) x 2, heavy duty butyl patches: round x 6, rectangular x 4. Instructions included both in the pack and inside of the case lid. Compatible with pretty much all bicycle inner tubes.
REPAIR DIFFERENT SHAPES AND SIZES OF PUNCTURES
Each pack includes 10 flexible butyl patches with tapered edges: round x 6, rectangular x 4. Yep that’s 20 patches in total, which is awesome value!
PERMANENT REPAIR
We include 2 rubber solutions per pack vs our competitors who only include one, which is ‘never’ enough, our customers tell us! The rubber solution chemically bonds the patch to the tube for a permanent repair.
QUICK, SIMPLE AND RELIABLE
Yes, our ‘old school’ repair kit is the best for fixing a flat. Simple steps to repair the inner tube puncture to get you back quickly on the road or trail.
CONVENIENT STORAGE
Each of the pack contents are stored in a ‘bright red’ polypropylene case for ‘easy identification’ when stored and in use. Case dimensions: length 3.3 inches (8.3cm), width 1.7 inches (4.3cm), height 0.8 inches (2cm). Easy to fit in a saddle bag, back pack or jersey pocket.
length 3.3 inches (8.3cm), width 1.7 inches (4.3cm), height 0.8 inches (2cm).
'Pinch punctures' are the most common, these will certainly fix those. Slash punctures are more difficult to fix, the rectangle shaped patches will fix these depending on how large.
Firstly, use the crayon to mark around the area which is punctured so you don't keep loosing it. Scuff the rubber up using the steel rasp which helps the glue stick. Apply the glue and wait until it turns 'tacky' and sticky rather than runny. Apply the glue to the patch and apply plenty of pressure, use your nail to go around the edge of the patch to ensure it is sufficiently stuck. Once satisfied, you can grate away some of the crayon with the rasp and rub over the patch to ensure any remaining glue does not stick to your tyre.
Yes, as pictures above, the instructions can be found on the inside of the lid.
Each pack includes 10 patches, so both packs should fix 20 punctures in total!
