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Question: How long is the roll; how many wheels can you cover with one roll?
Document: Ordered from Team Bicycle and received one roll. Figuring I needed another I ordered from Dave & Mark's and received two for the same price. Watch out for whatever vendor pops up.The product is the best. I'm rebuilding my 1980 Motobecane Super Touring and this is what was in the wheels I had built in 1989 for a tour of Europe. Probably still fine but needed to true the wheels.
i must say i feel more secure with this installed on my well beneath the tire i just feel more safe i will buy another one for the other wheel :)
Had one of these strips in my commuting bike for over a year. Replaced a plastic strip style of tape that was giving me flats from the spoke holes. Problem stopped immediately after installing these.
Velox tape is now on my must-have list of things to add to any bike I buy. The wheels on my bike came with a yellow plastic band that might as well have been saran wrap.
I wrapped it with the whole entire roll so when I come around the second time I use a hole puncher to make a second hole. Then I take the clear stretchy rim strip and put that on top to give it a smooth surface that the fabric rim tape can not provide.
I build several wheels a week for my electric bikes business (ebikessf.com), and I exlusively use this high qulaity Velox #220 rim tape, it very tough and provides great protection for the inner tube.
Even buying them online is expensive because of the s/h, but... these cloth rim tapes will probably last 20 years.The 10mm strip is perfect size for my 27" and 700c road bike wheels. Velox also sells a 3/8" which is the same size as this 10mm and of course also works great for road bikes. I've tried the Sette 12mm rim strips which are pretty good quality, but they are 2mm wider and I have to be VERY careful installing them.
For as long as I can remember Dahon with their special 20 inch rims have had an issue where the tire tubes look like they are punctured but fact is they are not! As the tube expands when inflated with air, the rubber will get caught on the spoke nut and tear a hole. The rim comes with a clear stretchy rim strip which is better than the rubber ones but still not good enough alone. My Solution! the Velox 10mm fabric rim tape. Perfect for the Dahon rims.
After a long hiatus away for cycling, 6 months ago I rediscovered cycling... I've sorta gone bike crazy as I bought about a dozen bikes in the last 3-4 months. Mostly road bikes but a few MTB's as well. Back in the 80's they didn't have these cloth tapes, just the rubber strips like motorcycle rim strips. But the rubber strips don't work very well on bicycles which translates into lots of flats. At the various LBS, they want $10 each!
Only the cheap rubber band strips I would not recommend.Don't buy tapes that are for MTB's for road bikes and vice versa. Be sure you get the right size for your rims. Use the wide tape for MTB's and these thin ones for for your road bikes. I've replaced so many tires/tubes/tapes from all the bikes I recently bought and most of them I had to replace the tape when I replace/repair a tube/tire.
Answer: yes