superglue works well for sealing puncture holes in tubeless mountain bike tires, haven't tried in on
a large glass cut, but would doubt it would be effective.
"Pieter Litchfield" <
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> The best uses for superglue are on joints with a very fine match between edges or surfaces and
> limited flexing of the joint after repair. I have
has
> it work very well on some kinds of repair, but tires would be a completely inappropriate use for
> superglue - usually the edges of the wound are rough and mismatched, and considerable flexibility
> is required after repair.
>
> "JoanD'arcRoast" <JoanD'
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>
news:020620030236187487%JoanD'[email protected]...
> > Have had some luck with "Liquid Nails" paneling adhesive. 8 months and counting on a MTB tire.
> > Obviously YMMV. /\/\/¨
> >
> > In article <
[email protected]>, Mikael Seierup <
[email protected]>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > "Dave Larrington" skrev
> > >
> > > > Commiserations. I had a similar thing happen to a three-week old
> Stelvio
> > > > recently. I tried superglue, but it seemed to be reluctant to hold
> for very
> > > > long, and eventually I had to resort to a new tyre following a
Several
> of
> > > > vists from the P*nct*r* Fairy.
> > >
> > > Does "superglue" glue anything but fingers? It didn't work for the
tire
> > > for me either. I have in fact never gotten mine to glue anything for
> very long
> > > so usually I just reach for the epoxy.
> > >
> > > The cut is in the thread and the bit of 3 mm thick rubber some nice polish gentleman donated
> > > for another gammy tire last year seems to do the trick so far. And my LBS still has a few
> > > spares so I can pop down and get one if it rips totally apart.
> > >
> > > In related news my bottom chaintube just packed it in so I got a
chance
> > > to ride with the returnside of the chain along the wheel and didn't
like
> it.
> > >
> > > Damn thing hit the spokes on occasion so I rode the last 8 miles in
> third gear.
> > > Relaxing but dull.
> > >
> > > M.