Tyre Sealant for Bikes - New OKO Bicycle Puncture Prevention

Many bike riders experience frequent punctures and a fantastic solution is a bicycle tyre sealant - but conventional latex-based bike sealants are thin, dry out and need to be replaced very frequently.

After years of development and testing, OKO launched a ground-breaking range of Bike sealant products at Eurobike to rave reviews.

OKO Puncture Free All Purpose Bike and OKO X-Treme - an Off-Road Competition Sealant for bike tyres 'represent an advance in performance compared to any existing product' - both designed for tubeless conversions.

  The OKO solution is water based and so will not damage bike tyres unlike other latex rubber solutions.  Extremely easy to apply and comes with a valve core remover and Schrader valve size pouring spout.  

And following public demand, OKO Self-Sealing Bike Inner Tubes are now on sale in the most popular sizes, with a choice of valves.   Now it is even easier to obtain tyre protection for your bike. 

Another fantastic new product, the OKO Tyre Sealant Injector is a patented syringe device that can cleanly and accurately dispense sealant (or other liquids), plus it contains a double screw fitting for both Presta and Schrader valves.

We have received our first delivery of OKO Tyre Sealant for Bikes - check out the full range now!

DeLorean 30th anniversary festival in Northern Ireland

Sports car enthusiasts from all over the world will be arriving in Northern Ireland this week to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the DeLorean.

Back to Dunmurry

Held every 5 years, the convention for fans and owners of the DeLorean gather together for a global conference to celebrate the car made famous by the ‘Back to the Future’ movies.  This year Eurofest 2011 festival will be held in NI from 26-29 May and will feature 80 DeLorean models from 21 different countries around the world.  Thousands are expected to attend a range of events, which include a time trial race and a special exhibition of DeLorean memorabilia. 

John DeLorean with the DeLorean 

built in West Belfast

The DeLorean, which began production in Dunmurry in 1981, shot to fame as a sports car time machine by the BTTF Movie Franchise but by that time the company had already gone bankrupt, just one year after beginning production. About 9,000 vehicles were sold between 1981-83 & the DeLorean Motor Company employed about 2,500 people.


For more info on Eurofest 2011