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1.Bike Bicycle Tire Patches, Not Self-Adhesive Rubber Patch Outdoor Cycling Bicycle Tire Tool
2.for All Inflatable Inner Tubes in Road Emergency
3.Provide You With A Pleasant Trip
4.Escort Your Trip
Package includes:
96pcs
Step 1:
Properly Inflate And Put It Into The To Find The Air Leakage Point
Step 2:
Polish The Air Leakage Point Properly With A File Without Too Much Force To Avoid Damaging The Tire
Step 3:
Apply The Glue Evenly And Wait For 1-2 Minutes (The Hand Does Not Touch The Hand)
Step 4:
Tear Off The Tin Foil, Stick It To The Damaged Place And Press It Repeatedly Until It Fits
Natural rubber material:
The Molecular Chain Of Natural Rubber Can Be Crosslinked. When The Crosslinked Rubber Deforms Under External Force, It Has The Ability Of Rapid Recovery, And Has Good Physical And Mechanical PropertiesAnd Chemical Stability.
Widely Used
Widely Used
1.This tyre patch is suitable for mountain bikes motorcycles and electric bicycles
2.Diameter: 25mm/0.98inch
3.Round, Light Weight and Ultra Thin, Easy to Carry and Prepare for Emergency Need While Riding.
4.00% Brand New and High Quality Rubber, Great Tool for Repairing Bicycle Tire or Motorcycle Tire,
5.Quality Rubber, Light Weight, Easy to Carry and Prepare for Emergency Need While Riding.
Particular Attention:
1.the Tire Patch is Not Self-adhesive,and Glue is Not Included in Package
2.When Use It, You Need to Smear Glue by Yourself. Don't Pull Protective Film Completely off the Whole Sheet.
Thomas B Killen
2025-08-20 12:20:09
These work much better than patches with the adhesive already on the patch. You have to use contact cement with these. I've had no problem using these to patch my road bike tubes.
Robert H
2025-08-18 13:09:45
I paired this with a can of the Slime vulcanizing cement. Previous purchases of low cost patches have resulted in less than good experience. I would say these are a cant miss for the price. Just know you will need proper vulcanizing cement for the tube. I've been riding over 10 years and at 6'3 and197bs, I get more flats than the light riders riding 700x23 tires. Ill patch my tubes 2-4 times before I toss them. Ya, 6-10 bucks isn't much for a new tube, but if you have a day with 3 flats, you will wish you had some patches and cement for future rides. Inexpensive option to keep spares ready. I cant stand getting flats on a ride!!!
KN6WX
2025-08-12 11:28:56
These are some nice patches and they are thin enough to where you won't notice them when riding. Be sure to get some sealing compound as they do not come pre-glued.
Bruce
2025-06-06 10:41:39
Fairly difficult to get the crowded patches off of the sheet ..and thin film off the glue face ...Sometimes more is less . Make sure your glue is totally dry before rolling on the thin patches..
Terry
2025-05-23 14:45:12
this is all you need. Those packs with different sizes are totally useless, i am only patching pin hole leaks, otherwise i throw the tube away. Buy some commercial rubber cement and you will be in good shape
Mo
2025-05-21 21:32:20
it gets the job done but doesn't stick perfectly. Usually need to try 2-3 patches every time.
Tim Martinez
2025-04-26 17:24:42
I live where goatheads are common in areas I ride. I ride 100 miles a week. Flats happen occasionally and these sheets are an excellent bargain. I keep a half pint vial of contact adhesive around with a brush in the cap and repairs are a cakewalk when necessary.Yes!! I carry spare tubes and do my repairs at home
Bella
2025-03-30 17:28:41
Patches don’t work, waste of money! Has to select a star rating to post this review.. not even worth the one star.
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2025-02-11 10:58:41
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