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Removing a bicycle patch.

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Eats | 21:19 Sun 13th Mar 2011 | DIY
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Is there anyway to remove a bicycle patch cleanly? The patch didn't go on right and needs to be removed and replaced.
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Avatar Image Count-A-Strong
Just buy a new innertube.
21:20 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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I guess your right 1,2,3..
21:23 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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... or a bigger patch over the 'wrong' one.
21:24 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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... but yes, C-A-S is right, buy a new one.
21:24 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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Just cut that section of inner tube out and rejoin with superglue : )
22:05 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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Great idea AL...NOT!
22:06 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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I get tyred of stupid answers....
22:07 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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Buy a new one. Patching another patch is a waste of time and effort.
22:08 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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Tyr U-Tube : )
22:44 Sun 13th Mar 2011
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I managed to remove the old patch and replace it, I have just pumped it up, now I'll just have to wait and see if it stays up..Stay tuned for an UPdate,
My FLATmate help me with it.
23:20 Sun 13th Mar 2011

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