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Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires
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Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
It really does work on tubes. Few of us went for a ride yesterday afternoon, and one of the guys picked up big ol nail 30 miles from nearest town to get it fixed, or get any help for that matter. I had my compact Slime pump, and bottle of Slime for tubes in saddlebag, but had never had opertunity of using it. Pulled the nail out, rolled bike backward so nail hole was on bottom, removed valve core, emptied bottle of slime into tube, replaced valve core, air up tire, and finished the afternoon. Buddy will replace tube this week just to be on safe side, but the Slime made for tubes did work. Hope this makes you spoke wheels guys feel a little easier, I know it does me, and hope I don't forget to replace my bottle of Slime before I'm the one who needs it.
 
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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
Never heard of it. Sound like a great item to carry. Where did you find it?
 
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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
Auto parts stores,walmart,bike shops.
 
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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
Anyone try Ride on? I hear it is pretty good also.
 
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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
I put Ride-On in both tires about 2500 miles ago. Can't say how it works for flats since I havn't had one (yet) or if I did pick up a nail I havn't noticed it yet!! It did seem to smooth out the ride a noticeable amount.
 
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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
HI GUYS,

I'VE USED "RIDE ON" IN MY TIRES SINCE DAY ONE..NOW ON MY SECOND SET. WHEN CHANGING TO THE NEW SET I NOTICED A BIG OLD CEMENT NAIL IN MY REAR TIRE. I DON'T KNOW HOW LONG IT WAS IN THERE BUT I DIDN'T LOSE ANY AIR IN THE TIRE. I WOULD SAY RIDE ON WORKS !!!

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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
I've read on a couple of other forums Ride-On works fine in tubeless, but not so sure about tube tires. Looks like Wyvern is okay with it so far. Since tubes can rip when punctured, I'm not sure how well any of them really work, but with CoachDan's post it looks like Slime or Ride-On might be worth trying anyway.
 
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Re:Slime Really Does Work On Tube Tires 3 Years, 7 Months ago  
That's pretty much what Ride-On's site says, no promises on tubes but there are some promising reviews from people with tubes. I've had a couple of blowouts over the years and I figure if it last long enough for me to get stopped it's well worth the money!!
 
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