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Old 10-03-13 | 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by noglider
I've tried patching on cut up pieces of inner tube, and they didn't stick at all. What's the trick?
rubber cement works best when it adhers to itself. I always apply a thin coat to both the tahr and the patch (whether the patch is a tube piece or fully qualified rema patch...), let dry fpr one episode of jeopardy, then stickem together.
Oh, I would throroughly clean a karge section of old tube, before cutting to some smaller pieces - much easier than cleaning a small piece...

Originally Posted by big chainring
They had a great humming sound to them too. Especially the Pista version that could be pumped to unnatural PSI. ...
very much more kool sound than a disk wheel whoosh-whoosh

only ever rode Pistas a couple weeks - back then Kissena ( in NY) was way too rough and bumpy - too much like riding cyclocross... went back to some v-nice Barum cottons for track. The Crit setas were kept for good-course crits. I sold the Pistes.
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