tire repair kits

[buzzcutt2]

Originally Posted by Phenix_Rider

I have a Stop&Go ATV patch kit. 3-4 CO2 and the reamer, install tool and licorice sticks. Cost maybe $15. Found a bicycle shop that has replacement CO2 for about $2 ea. The threaded ones are hard to find, but the press-in are everywhere (used in BB guns)

The non-threaded can be purchased at wal-mart pretty cheap.

[Phenix_Rider]

Originally Posted by buzzcutt2

The non-threaded can be purchased at wal-mart pretty cheap.

Exactly- but a the kit I have doesn't use those.

[Gas Man]

I wouldn't mind gettting a nice setup for my trips this summer.

[Mr Lefty]

NEVA NEVA NEVA use slime on your bike... FUCK THAT SHIT!

I used it at the recomindation of a shop in Anchorage... told me that it's like a perminant seal... well the fuck'n slime came out at speed and sprayed the bottom of my bike with green shit. it's a fuck'n PAIN IN THE ASS to clean off... and who ever changes your tire will kick you in the nuts... or should have free rains to do so.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by eBBs15

NEVA NEVA NEVA use slime on your bike... FUCK THAT SHIT!

I used it at the recomindation of a shop in Anchorage... told me that it's like a perminant seal... well the fuck'n slime came out at speed and sprayed the bottom of my bike with green shit. it's a fuck'n PAIN IN THE ASS to clean off... and who ever changes your tire will kick you in the nuts... or should have free rains to do so.

I change my own tires and i realy dont want to kick myself in the nuts. I guess I will pick up something from aerostich or something.

Tom

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by tommymac

I change my own tires and i realy dont want to kick myself in the nuts. I guess I will pick up something from aerostich or something.

Tom

yeah not only would you likely dislocate a hip... but you'd also have really sore nuts