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Reddit mentions of Park Tool GP-2 Super Patch Kit

Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4

We found 4 Reddit mentions of Park Tool GP-2 Super Patch Kit. Here are the top ones.

Park Tool GP-2 Super Patch Kit
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    Features:
  • The tube is lightly roughened with the included sandpaper.
  • Clean and apply patch, so its ready to be used.
  • Contains Six patches with sandpaper in a neat little carry along box.
  • Available in a handy 50 kit countertop display.
Specs:
Height0.31 Inches
Length5.98 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateJune 2008
Weight0.04 Pounds
Width3.07 Inches
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Found 4 comments on Park Tool GP-2 Super Patch Kit:

u/jh_12345 · 4 pointsr/cycling

The Park Tool glueless patches are the best I've ever used.

https://www.amazon.com/Park-Tool-GP-2-Super-Patch/dp/B000WY730O/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=park+tool+patches&qid=1572288022&sr=8-8

u/1138311 · 2 pointsr/cyclocross

I'm about 190 lbs and keep my clinchers at 40 in the rear and 35 in the front for whatever I'm doing unless I'm hauling something heavy on my back. When I first started out, though, I would keep them around 55/45 and would still manage to pinch flat because bike handling. Carry a couple extra tubes and a pump with you until you get used to doing off road things on a road like bike - you'll only learn by doing.

These things are a lifesaver, by the way.

u/yabrennan · 1 pointr/bikecommuting
  1. Depends on the distance and the weather. You'll be sweating like a hog in the summer with a backpack. Opt for a pannier or a saddle bag if that's an option.
  2. Depends on your current level of fitness and the amount of hills/wind on the ride. You should be able to finish if you're relatively fit. Worst case scenario is you're tired at the end of the ride.
  3. Yes. I use this one and it works well.
  4. I use Garmin connect to track my miles, speed, and heart rate.
  5. Do a test ride on a weekend with all the gear you would need for the actual ride.
u/e_2 · 1 pointr/bicycling

Similar setup.. I don't have extra spokes, but I do bring a tube on 40+ mile rides.

Multitool is the Park I-Beam 2

CO2 is the Red Zepplin

Patch is Park Super Patch

Don't forget the Tire Lever (one if you're good, two if you ride stiff Conti's)

All easily fits in a Topeak bag