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You can get either a solid tyre or a puncture proof (or some name like that) one - they are filled with foam, instead of air / soil, and thus behave, or so I believe, rather like a pneumatic one.
Or put some puncture repair gunge in - that should seal the hole made by a thorn, if not a slashed / perished tyre
The first one Nic had tried to repair but it didn't stick - so might dig that one out and see if some of that repair spray stuff works.
A solid puncture proof one sounds like a good idea.
By the by, I think worth having a spare inner tube "In the shed". I always puncture mine at the weekend, when places are closed, and when I need to crack on because weather is perfect ...
By the by, I think worth having a spare inner tube "In the shed". I always puncture mine at the weekend, when places are closed, and when I need to crack on because weather is perfect ...
Yes! I noticed some of the inner tubes for sale come in packs of two!
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