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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
Why tyreweld? Surely either a puncture preventer in the tyres or even a tyre on repair kit with some inflator bulbs would be a better option...
Either way unless you're in the middle of the sahara I don't think heat will be a problem
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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
I have my Holts tyre can thingie in a wee touareg bag that stows under the front head lamp .. its black.. no heat probs.
Its very accessable no need to unpack ![]() Thats for uk trips.. not liable to starve to death in the wilderness long haul. carry spare tubes and a wee 12v compressor
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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
I always keep it in my topbox, no problems with heat or anything. In fact, the instructions tell you to heat the can before use, obviously not with a blowtorch or anything like that
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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
the only advice I can give is don't store it under your seat, I did that once and somehow the can released it's contents under there.
It looked like my bike had a STD
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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
I keep mine under the seat in the little box along with tools etc. However as Sharrie points out, they can be prone to pop! I had a mate some years ago who dropped the bike and the canister exploded in his bumbag. Nice
I wrap mine in some high density foam stuff which seems to keep the can unmarked... so far. The other fave place on trailies was strapped to the front mudguard on a hi-rise mudguard.
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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
Did you try sticking a closed umbrella up it and then opening the umbrella before pulling it out?
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Re: best place to store a 'tyreweld' can on a bike
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man that's too much information..
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