puncture repair in kendal...where??

[Bikerbrady]

Arrived home tonight with a slow puncture, can anyone recommend anywhere in kendal to get it fixed, hopefully tomorrow morning

Cheers
Biker

 

[AdamA]

Try National Tyres.
Not sure if they do it or not but they are a good bunch of lads so should let you know where else to go if they can't.

National Tyres and Autocare
New Road, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4AY
Phone: 01539722318

Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 6.00pm
Saturday: 8.30am - 5.00pm
Sunday: 10am-4pm
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=&hl=en&daddr=&q=LA9+4AY&saddr=&postcode=LA9+4AY

 

[ianboydsnr]

er no, dont know anywhere in Kendal, tend to fix punctures myself, if your desparate come up to cockermouth, i have the proper mushroom type repair patches, that go in from the inside, would have to be later in the afternoon, or sunday, as i am at work tommorow

 

[Lovely Amanda]

Don't you live in Kendal, it's not a very big place

Any way, last time I was in Kendal on a bike I got a puncture too and got it repaired on a Saturday morning at Drews Racing Tyres (or Drew Motorcycle Tyres?) - dead friendly and helpful

Hope you get it sorted

Andres

 

[Lovely Amanda]

Don't you live in Kendal, it's not a very big place

Any way, last time I was in Kendal on a bike I got a puncture too and got it repaired on a Saturday morning at Drews Racing Tyres (or Drew Motorcycle Tyres?) - dead friendly and helpful

Hope you get it sorted

Andres

Oh feck, it's happened already

This is getting confusing

Andres (AKA Outtomunch)

 

[Bikerbrady]

Thanks..............will try national tyres first thing and if they cant do it it looks like a trip to cockermouth to a very friendly gs'er

Biker

 

[Gizmo*]

you could try David Greenbanks on Shap Road ... err or is it Tebay Road? oh sh1t the A685 to Tebay, left hand side just after the y junction with the A6

 

[MattW]

Oh feck, it's happened already

This is getting confusing

Andres (AKA Outtomunch)

Whoa, hang on! - this is far more interesting than punctures

Do you have a female alter ego Andres?

 

[Deleted account 211025001]

Whoa, hang on! - this is far more interesting than punctures

Do you have a female alter ego Andres?

Oh well, I s'pose it had to come out sooner or later

The Skye Soiree boys are gonna be in for a treat

Andres

 

[motobiker]

Oh well, I s'pose it had to come out sooner or later

The Skye Soiree boys are gonna be in for a treat

Andres

I think its admirable that members of this site can do this and not be picked on.

Not many bike forums are so inclusive.

 

[Steptoe]

puncture repair in kendal...where??
Biker

Under your seat.

 

[B Murr]

er no, dont know anywhere in Kendal, tend to fix punctures myself, if your desparate come up to cockermouth, i have the proper mushroom type repair patches, that go in from the inside, would have to be later in the afternoon, or sunday, as i am at work tommorow

Do you have to take the tyre off for those mushroom jobbies? I have used the sticky straws type on my cars tyres with great sucess and would try them on ther bike if ever needed as they can be done without taking the tyre off.

 

[LindaS]

Hi
I hope, you got your tyre repaired. I live in Kendal as well. I went to National Tyres with a puncture a while ago with a brandnew tyre, only got the bike on that day. They told me, they don't repair tyres at all, so I had to buy a new one.
I found out later, there is a guy on one of the Ind. Estates off Shap Road, who would have done the repair. He's got a bike repair shop, 'GS' something. I've got the phone number. If anyone wants it, give me a shout.

 

[geotim]

Hi Linda, please could you post the phone number for the GS guy in the industrial estate? Not needing him yet, but good to know as I am in Kendal quite often. Ta muchly.

 

[ianboydsnr]

Do you have to take the tyre off for those mushroom jobbies? I have used the sticky straws type on my cars tyres with great sucess and would try them on ther bike if ever needed as they can be done without taking the tyre off.

Yes you have to take the tyre of the rim, but it only takes 10 mins, i use the straws to and have worn out tyres with them still fitted, but the mushroom plugs are much more likeley to stay in place, sorry it took so long to reply