07-19-2021, 08:16 AM
Hi everyone! I totally agree that patching is not a smart option. Stay away from patching if you don't want to get hurt or even get killed. Replace the punctured tube with a new tube for safety and confidence. Glad you shared to us your experience that could prevent serious accidents. Thanks!
I wonder what riders with tube tires bring with them besides their cell phone to call road side assistance when they catch a puncture? What if you're in the middle of no where? In my experience, I was 3 miles away from home when I[/php] caught the flat and called my wife for rescue and to bring the air pump and tire guage.
Luckily, I was able to put some air (32 psi MAX) at the rear and was able to ride it home so carefully. I just hope that I don't get to do that again.
Thanks everyone!
I wonder what riders with tube tires bring with them besides their cell phone to call road side assistance when they catch a puncture? What if you're in the middle of no where? In my experience, I was 3 miles away from home when I[/php] caught the flat and called my wife for rescue and to bring the air pump and tire guage.
Luckily, I was able to put some air (32 psi MAX) at the rear and was able to ride it home so carefully. I just hope that I don't get to do that again.
Thanks everyone!