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[Slick]

It's where she goes that is the problem , mainly to and fro the stables ,which is twice daily ,bad roads etc ,

If your struggling, this could maybe help.

https://patchnride.com

 

[jay clock]

Those tyres are incredibly slack. He could easily have pushed that on with no tools

That Patch n Ride looks too good to be true.

 

[Slick]

Those tyres are incredibly slack. He could easily have pushed that on with no tools

That Patch n Ride looks too good to be true.

Pretty much what I thought when I saw it. Would be excellent if it worked though.

 

[raleighnut]

I'd go for the VAR tyre tool, I've had mine for donkeys years (It was a 'new product' when I bought mine) still not managed to break it.

 

[Ajax Bay]

If your struggling, this could maybe help.
https://patchnride.com

Looks good but use is, I guess, restricted to punctures through the tread which are obvious to external inspection. In my recent (eg 3 years, say) experience, that's about nil in 6; but I appreciate that the rural roads of Devon (and further flung but mostly rural audaxes and tours) are comparatively benign.

 

[Slick]

Looks good but use is, I guess, restricted to punctures through the tread which are obvious to external inspection. In my recent (eg 3 years, say) experience, that's about nil in 6; but I appreciate that the rural roads of Devon (and further flung but mostly rural audaxes and tours) are comparatively benign.

I've no experience of it, in fact I only heard about it the other day from my BIL. When I first saw it, I reckoned it was only for tubeless but it claims to fix all punctures. I'm happy patching and repairing now after a spell of a few visits in quick succession, but it might be of use to some if they are struggling and it's not too expensive.