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Do you have glue pre-applied on your spare tubular?

Old 07-13-06, 08:41 PM
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Do you have glue pre-applied on your spare tubular?

Wondering that if you do this, it will stick together when you stick it in the spare tube sock?
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I have some preglued that I let dry thoroughly and then folded.
yah they stick together a bit but it shouldn't be too difficult to
seperate (open) the tire.
Really the glue on the rim and pressure from pumping up the
tire should be enough for you to get home, just take it
easy through the corners.

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Wondering that if you do this, it will stick together when you stick it in the spare tube sock?
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