woodbutcher
Veteran
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- S W France
Im guessing that Tufo is more of a comment than a suggestion for a type of glue, could be both l supposeTufo
Shaun
Im guessing that Tufo is more of a comment than a suggestion for a type of glue, could be both l supposeTufo
Shaun
When it stops raining l will take some photos and l promise not to enhance them by inserting my own "genuine" fence bikesWell I am glad that The River Calder is a little cleaner than it was before.
Any of these would be a real test of @Drago 'S oxalyic acid
Yes! There could be all sorts of good stuff in in we can come over and "save"
Im guessing that Tufo is more of a comment than a suggestion for a type of glue, could be both l suppose
Brilliant....l'm relieved about the tape option. l wasn't looking forward to glue etc. I confess that l am a tub virgin (no not a tubby virgin) and this is for my lovely new Moser so l really want to get it right. Oddly neither the Faggin or the Coppi are blessed with tubsSorry, didn't mean to be cryptic. Tufo is "tub tape" and us a lot easier to use than glue. Back in the 70's I tried tub tape but never liked it. This modern stuff is way better
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/tufo-tub-tape-for-road-wheels/
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There's a few you tube video on how to use it, need a pencil as well lol
Shaun
Ive been thinking about the pencil and the only thing l can come up with is poking a hole in the tape where the valve goes ?Sorry, didn't mean to be cryptic. Tufo is "tub tape" and us a lot easier to use than glue. Back in the 70's I tried tub tape but never liked it. This modern stuff is way better
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/tufo-tub-tape-for-road-wheels/
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There's a few you tube video on how to use it, need a pencil as well lol
Shaun
Ive been thinking about the pencil and the only thing l can come up with is poking a hole in the tape where the valve goes ?
One of your own l assumeHelps you stick down the tape in a straight line as you put it on the rim. As I'm unsophisticated I use a finger
Can't wait for that first ping. Mind you l haven't ordered any tyres yet, l can't decide which would be the most suitable and not the most expensive.@woodbutcher tubs are great at 115 psi when you the hear the ping of road debris flying .
Can't wait for that first ping. Mind you l haven't ordered any tyres yet, l can't decide which would be the most suitable and not the most expensive.
Vittoria Rallye can do the job.
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About fifteen quid discounted, they are a bit hit and miss and not always round
Corsa SC about £50 ...
Shaun
Great, thanks for the link to Decathlon, should have tried them first, l've even got a couple of discount vouchers for the store in Cahors.Décathlon France have them for 17 Euro https://www.decathlon.fr/boyau-rally-noir-700x23-id_8328782.html
Acycles have continental Giros for a Euro more https://www.acycles.fr/boyau-continental-giro-700x22-noir-43.html
Thanks Shaun, that seems like a pretty decent price, l'm going to take a trip to the store in Cahors for a look, always a dangerous thing to do as usually end up with other essential things that l didn't know l neededVittoria Rallye can do the job.
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About fifteen quid discounted, they are a bit hit and miss and not always round
Corsa SC about £50 ...
Shaun
In the end l bought a pair of Continental Giro for just about 1€ more than the Vittoria.Thanks Shaun, that seems like a pretty decent price, l'm going to take a trip to the store in Cahors for a look, always a dangerous thing to do as usually end up with other essential things that l didn't know l needed