If you have access to a 3d printer it’s possible you can replace that bit that way. Outside of that I’m not sure if you can get replacement parts for the clasp
Baiken_Shishido on
Some companies habe spareparts available
FistsoFiore on
A super quick fix is using baking soda and super glue. You can build up material like that, but it’s probably not the best repair, as it won’t have a lot of flex in the material. https://youtu.be/VZqf5rOJNCE?t=10m35s
You could maybe repair it with a UV resin kit.
Available_Fact_3445 on
You could try gluing it back in place with 2 part epoxy. Glue handles shearing forces well. Work out how you’re going to clamp it in position while it cures before you apply any glue obviously
LilysProtector on
New bike
kojo_urbex on
That’s sewed there. Unless you find a spare plastic ratchet thingy and manage to sew and glue the thingy exactly as it was originally, (which is harder to do than it sounds like, its sewed only to the outside of the shoe, not to the inside, you need to rip the inside and sew to the outer layer, then glue the inside foam back in place) i would just buy a new pair
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buying a new one
If you have access to a 3d printer it’s possible you can replace that bit that way. Outside of that I’m not sure if you can get replacement parts for the clasp
Some companies habe spareparts available
A super quick fix is using baking soda and super glue. You can build up material like that, but it’s probably not the best repair, as it won’t have a lot of flex in the material.
https://youtu.be/VZqf5rOJNCE?t=10m35s
You could maybe repair it with a UV resin kit.
You could try gluing it back in place with 2 part epoxy. Glue handles shearing forces well. Work out how you’re going to clamp it in position while it cures before you apply any glue obviously
New bike
That’s sewed there. Unless you find a spare plastic ratchet thingy and manage to sew and glue the thingy exactly as it was originally, (which is harder to do than it sounds like, its sewed only to the outside of the shoe, not to the inside, you need to rip the inside and sew to the outer layer, then glue the inside foam back in place) i would just buy a new pair