In article , "Jason
Judge" says...

"raden" wrote in message
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In message , Badger
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Length of inner tube, cut into a strip and some super glue?

Superglue isn't flexible enough, if one was to go down this unadvisable
route, at least use the right adhesive

Superglue is absolutely the right stuff for rubber. It bonds the rubber to
itself extremely well through chemical action, and does nor form the normal
'crispy' layer that you would normally expect, and so gives you a
flexible-enough join to be indistinguishable from the rest of the rubber.

I once repaired a bike puncture with superglue and a bit of plastic
bag (I was in the middle of nowhere) - it worked so well I forgot
about it until I got another puncture months later.