As a boy scout i was always told to be prepared, If i had a puncture i would not call the A A or any of those organiations. I
would take out my condom , pull out my inner tube and fit the condom in its place. All that would be needed is to blow air into the condom till its the right pressure and start cycling. Never mind the puncture kit a fist full of condoms will keep you going for a long long while.
Leftfield_2k2
23 May 16#5
Or do the planet a favor and buy a puncture repair kit?? (Obviously if a valve goes it can't be helped)
Last time I checked one of my bikes inner-tubes has got about 5 repairs and it's still going strong :-)
boostii
22 May 16#4
Presume bicycle in a tube is something like ship in a bottle?? :neutral_face: confused
Boz
22 May 161#3
Heat Deflated Price But Let's Hope These Are Not A Let Down :laughing:
robodan918
22 May 164#2
Patch kits, surprisingly, are stocked right next to these
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would take out my condom , pull out my inner tube and fit the condom in its place. All that would be needed is to blow air into the condom till its the right pressure and start cycling. Never mind the puncture kit a fist full of condoms will keep you going for a long long while.
Last time I checked one of my bikes inner-tubes has got about 5 repairs and it's still going strong :-)
As is the Listerine