VeloChampion Glueless Self-Adhesive Patches Kit: Ultra-Lightweight and Effective for Bike Puncture Repair - 6 or 10 Pack Review

It was like putting a piece of tape on a pinhole in the inner tube; literally. waste of time and money. Air went right through the patch. I even tried applying a few patches but still no luck. Don't waste money!

When I first saw these patches I was a bit skeptical, moreover the price was very low so I hesitated to buy them. but I'm sure glad I did! Don't mess around with glue, just prep the tube and stick it on. The tire holds air since (ThickSlicks) a 700c X 25c tire. On a motorized bike. Thank you I will definitely recommend

We drove 100 km and about halfway I had a flat tire. My friend is an old guy from the bike shop, so he took my tire and tube off and was already pumping up the hole while I rummaged through my backpack for a repair kit. I show him the VeloChamp repair kit and he tells me never to use self-adhesive patch kits. He had had bad experiences with them in his time. He pulls out his patch kit, which has a tube of glue in it, and it's already dry. We ended up using two VeloChamp patches to close both…

I used one of these patches on the handcart inner tube and it worked great; saved me buying a new tire and tube. They're very different from the ones I used on my bike as a kid, but they got the job done for me. You might think that a handcart is a lightweight piece of equipment compared to a bicycle, but it carries hundreds of pounds several times a month and still hasn't broken. I am happy. Sand the area around the puncture, clean with alcohol, dry and patch. Use your fingers to press firmly…

I have only used this patch once on a hose with a small flat hole from a spike. I wanted to make sure this patch would at least save me in an emergency, and also wanted the hose to leak a bit. I prepped this spot by simply wiping it down with some water and lightly sanding it with the included sandpaper. Let me say that it far exceeded my expectations and I've been able to use my patch for about 100 miles with no noticeable loss. Air. I only had to replace the hose after getting a pinch…