Popped a chamber on my Dragonfly: any option or recourse?

NicholasV · Post by **NicholasV** » Sun Jul 08, 2012 7:28 pm

Like a dummy one day I overinflated and thus popped a chamber. Here are photos of the damage:

It still is useable even with that popped chamber. What options or recourse do I have for repair or replacement?

Thanks.

Post by **JCOOLEY** » Mon Jul 09, 2012 9:47 am

Basically, it is un-repairable. It would need to be replaced.

Post by **rsimpson** » Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:39 pm

Please call 707-745-9800 ext.7013 for replacement. Thank you.

RobTheGob · Post by **RobTheGob** » Tue Jul 10, 2012 8:22 am

How easily did it "overinflate"? Did you do it with a pump? Or did you leave it in the sun?

I read some old messages here and JCOOLEY mentioned that it was quite difficult to overinflate the main tubes (I have a Convertible). I haven't thought much about overinflation, based on that comment.

I use a Backbone - so it seems that inflation is less "picky", since it is quite rigid at most pressures.

I may need to pay more attention - I don't want to blow a tube!