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Hi, I understand that when there's a hole in the tires, we will usually stuff the 'worm' thingy in to block the hole.

 

I heard there's a type of patching for cars where the tire will be patched from the inside with some rubber thingy. Can bikes do that? Anyone knows where and how much to do it?

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Had mine done at Koon's yesterday. Any bike service shop should be able to do it. You may also get a tyre-patch kit and DIY, if you do, my advice is do it where you have access to a tyre air-pump.

only God may judge me!

Posted
Hi, I understand that when there's a hole in the tires, we will usually stuff the 'worm' thingy in to block the hole.

 

I heard there's a type of patching for cars where the tire will be patched from the inside with some rubber thingy. Can bikes do that? Anyone knows where and how much to do it?

 

not much bike shop provide this service..

th patch may not suitable the tyre type as the glue may not be able to suit the tyre compound..

i noe there is a shop at admiralty do it at a cost of abt 30 bucks..

:)

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2006~07 ---> CBR929RRY(FS35**C), RXK

2007~10 --> CBR929RRY, Wave125R(FY74**P)

2010~Present -> CBR1000RR10(FBE56**T), Wave125R

Posted

Ah Koon does it? Did he just insert a long thing into the hole or did he remove the whole tire and patch the tire from inside?

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Practical Test Checklist:

√ Sudden and late braking

√ Faulty signal lights

√ Superb use of horn

√ Assume road belongs to father

√ Never at fault no matter what happens

√ Tailgating confidence

Result: YES! You qualify to become a Singapore car driver!

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Ah Koon does it? Did he just insert a long thing into the hole or did he remove the whole tire and patch the tire from inside?

 

remove the tyre from the rim and patch it from inside out..

is like a rubber button to cover the hole..

is not ah koon..

:)

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2004~06--> CBR-400RRR(FN31**R), RXK

2006~07 ---> CBR929RRY(FS35**C), RXK

2007~10 --> CBR929RRY, Wave125R(FY74**P)

2010~Present -> CBR1000RR10(FBE56**T), Wave125R

Posted

Go to Boy Kallang.. his shop is next to Kallang Cycle.

 

He will dismount your tyre and send it to a tyre repair shop nearby which specializes in patching the tyre from the inside.

 

They apply a patch on the inside of the tyre and use heat and pressure to melt the patch in place.

 

I used to do that with my CBR1000RR tyres... its safe enough for hard track riding too. I know coz I have done that not once but a few times.

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Go to Boy Kallang.. his shop is next to Kallang Cycle.

 

He will dismount your tyre and send it to a tyre repair shop nearby which specializes in patching the tyre from the inside.

 

They apply a patch on the inside of the tyre and use heat and pressure to melt the patch in place.

 

I used to do that with my CBR1000RR tyres... its safe enough for hard track riding too. I know coz I have done that not once but a few times.

 

around how much, how long will it take? are they open on saturdays?

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Practical Test Checklist:

√ Sudden and late braking

√ Faulty signal lights

√ Superb use of horn

√ Assume road belongs to father

√ Never at fault no matter what happens

√ Tailgating confidence

Result: YES! You qualify to become a Singapore car driver!

Posted
around how much, how long will it take? are they open on saturdays?

 

Yes he is open on Saturdays, 11 AM to 7 PM. His shop is directly opposite LAB workshop in Kallang Industrial Park.

 

I just called him on the phone... its $25 for the whole thing. Labour charge for dismounting and remounting the tyre and the patch repair. Should be about an hour or so.

 

After that... you can race around PG with peace of mind knowing that there is no "worm" to rip off in the corners. :thumb:

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Yes he is open on Saturdays, 11 AM to 7 PM. His shop is directly opposite LAB workshop in Kallang Industrial Park.

 

I just called him on the phone... its $25 for the whole thing. Labour charge for dismounting and remounting the tyre and the patch repair. Should be about an hour or so.

 

After that... you can race around PG with peace of mind knowing that there is no "worm" to rip off in the corners. :thumb:

 

thanks a lot for the effort to call him for me.. will definitely check him out.. a million thanks again..

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Practical Test Checklist:

√ Sudden and late braking

√ Faulty signal lights

√ Superb use of horn

√ Assume road belongs to father

√ Never at fault no matter what happens

√ Tailgating confidence

Result: YES! You qualify to become a Singapore car driver!

Posted

can i have the exact address? i also duno where ah boy workshop is hahah

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Practical Test Checklist:

√ Sudden and late braking

√ Faulty signal lights

√ Superb use of horn

√ Assume road belongs to father

√ Never at fault no matter what happens

√ Tailgating confidence

Result: YES! You qualify to become a Singapore car driver!

Posted

is at kallang ave....

look for those white colour single storey buildings..

:)

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2001~04---> NSR-150SP(FT43**H), RXK(FD41**)

2004~06--> CBR-400RRR(FN31**R), RXK

2006~07 ---> CBR929RRY(FS35**C), RXK

2007~10 --> CBR929RRY, Wave125R(FY74**P)

2010~Present -> CBR1000RR10(FBE56**T), Wave125R

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went down juz now.. found ahboy's shop.. but duno which one does the patching.. reached there 5plus but they told me too late.. cannot patch le.. haiz..

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Practical Test Checklist:

√ Sudden and late braking

√ Faulty signal lights

√ Superb use of horn

√ Assume road belongs to father

√ Never at fault no matter what happens

√ Tailgating confidence

Result: YES! You qualify to become a Singapore car driver!

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Posted
Go to Boy Kallang.. his shop is next to Kallang Cycle.

 

He will dismount your tyre and send it to a tyre repair shop nearby which specializes in patching the tyre from the inside.

 

They apply a patch on the inside of the tyre and use heat and pressure to melt the patch in place.

 

I used to do that with my CBR1000RR tyres... its safe enough for hard track riding too. I know coz I have done that not once but a few times.

 

May I know the price & duration to do the patching.

 

Does they do wheel balancing after all ?

 

Thanks.

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not much bike shop provide this service..

th patch may not suitable the tyre type as the glue may not be able to suit the tyre compound..

i noe there is a shop at admiralty do it at a cost of abt 30 bucks..

:)

 

May I have the address? Thanks.

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May I have the address? Thanks.

 

northlink buidling..

admiralty street..

soon nin motor..

:)

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2001~04---> NSR-150SP(FT43**H), RXK(FD41**)

2004~06--> CBR-400RRR(FN31**R), RXK

2006~07 ---> CBR929RRY(FS35**C), RXK

2007~10 --> CBR929RRY, Wave125R(FY74**P)

2010~Present -> CBR1000RR10(FBE56**T), Wave125R

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Posted

is e worm thing really not safe for long term? I got a puncture on my tubeless tire and i saw 2 blades in the tire.. I got the worm thing to patch DIY myself tml.. e tire is only 2 month old

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