Thread: Never thought THIS field reapir would work...

But damn straight, its five days later, and going strong.

I used a slime scab on my camelbak bladder last summer. It held up for over a year!

It appears that your rotors overheated.

Can you elaborate on the fix - I see a sticker.

Well, it's a relic from an ancient time, it is a 'patch' from a 'patch kit'. I found it in my yard. It has to be, I dunno, hundreds of years old. Apparently the Rema tribe really used to live off of these things, and live well! Amazingly, the 'glue' was still pristine.

so why not patch it to the inside?

(not a criticism...just wondering)

Because I had:
Exactly one patch (had already used my spare tube)
New slime/Stan's (too greasy to patch without cleaning)
Not near any water
Dented rim that might not reseat
Suspect pump (found on trail)
Basically, one shot deal, (or I would have had to call SAR for a rescue chopper, I mean it was 85 degrees, and all of the ice in my camelback had melted!)
I was pretty damn surprised it worked, but hiking out would have been fine.

Vulcanization.

Originally Posted by rideit

Basically, one shot deal, (or I would have had to call SAR for a rescue chopper, I mean it was 85 degrees, and all of the ice in my camelback had melted!)

Pussy. Real men rehydrate with their own urine.

Fkna fixed.

I had already drank my gallon of wild Puma urine, so it was OK.

Originally Posted by Arty50

Pussy. Real men rehydrate with their own urine.

Best thing I've read today. You sir, are a gentleman...