Weldtite Bike Bicycle Inner Tube Puncture Repair Patches Strip - 155mm x 95mm
This pack contains 5 Weldtite patch strips, each measuring 155mm x 95mm. These patches are designe...This pack contains 5 Weldtite patch strips, each measuring 155mm x 95mm. These patches are designed for fixing punctures in bike inner tubes and can be cut to size to fit various hole and tear sizes. Made from thick butyl rubber with a protective backing, they offer a durable repair solution. Available in black.
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This guide is for cyclists seeking to repair punctures in their bike inner tubes. These Weldtite patches offer a durable solution for fixing holes and tears, allowing you to get back on the road quickly. Keep in mind that while these patches are effective, proper surface preparation is essential for a lasting repair.
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Model Part Number
WT-04001
Brand
Weldtite
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How many patches are included in a pack?
Each pack contains 5 patch strips.
What are the dimensions of each patch strip?
Each patch strip measures 155mm x 95mm.
Can these patches be used on tubeless tires?
No, these patches are designed for use with inner tubes only.
Do I need to use glue with these patches?
These patches are typically self-adhesive, but it's recommended to clean the tube surface and roughen it for optimal adhesion. Some kits may require glue; follow the instructions.
How long should I apply pressure to the patch?
Apply firm pressure for several minutes to ensure a good seal.
What should I do if the patch doesn't seal immediately?
Check for any debris or moisture under the patch. Reapply the patch or use a new one, ensuring proper surface preparation.
How long will a patched inner tube last?
A properly applied patch can last for a long time. However, it's a good idea to inspect the patch regularly.
Troubleshooting
Patch is not sealing properly.
Ensure the inner tube surface is clean and roughened. Apply firm pressure to the patch during application. Check for any air leaks around the edges after inflation.
Patch is peeling off after application.
Make sure the inner tube is clean and dry before applying the patch. Use a proper adhesive (if required) and allow sufficient time for it to cure. Ensure the patch is pressed firmly against the tube.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cost-effective alternative to replacing inner tubes.
Easy to apply, even for beginners.
Durable butyl rubber construction ensures a long-lasting repair.
Versatile - can be used on various hole and tear sizes.
Compact and lightweight for easy transport during rides.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
May not be suitable for very large tears or sidewall damage.
Patching a tire is a temporary fix, not a replacement.
Requires some time to apply and set.
Not effective for all types of punctures
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation:
Remove the punctured inner tube from your tire.
Locate the puncture and clean the area around it.
Rough up the surface around the puncture with sandpaper or a file.
Application:
Peel the backing from the patch.
Center the patch over the puncture, ensuring it covers the hole completely.
Apply firm pressure to the patch, pressing down for several minutes.
Compatibility:
These patches are compatible with most standard bike inner tubes.
Not recommended for tubeless tires.
Care:
Store patches in a cool, dry place.
Check patches periodically for any signs of degradation.
Always carry a repair kit when riding, including patches, tire levers, and a pump.