Sick of flats?
Interesting video on tyre sealants
I have not used this product and eventually the belts in the tyre must be compromised.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Brennan on -
love this comment
has that guy been to prison? he's pretty handy with a shiv
Impressive though!
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Permalink Reply by Dstone on -
Been using it on my mtbs for years. It is the biz, ZERO flat tyres not a bad record. Cant wait to use it on the cx bike.
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Permalink Reply by Gemma K on -
Here's a picture from today of Chaddy's CX bike after riding near Bower Road/Old Port Road park. Check out the number of 3-corner jacks in those tyres! He uses Stans NoTubes to keep the air in....
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Permalink Reply by Lee-Anne on -
My bikes looks similar to this when I wheel them from my trailer to my garage! man I hate turning up to lessons with punctures - 'ok kids here's how you do a tube repair!'
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Permalink Reply by Dario Gautama on -
Hopefully they have road bike version XD
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Permalink Reply by Don (Who's lost?) Nairn on -
As I understand you can use it on tubed tyres.
If you have presta valves I don't know how easy to remove they are.
I saw the product at Bernie Jones Cycles.
I think it was $11.00 per tyre for the magic goo that goes in the tube.
Like many products it is a lot cheaper than it used to be.
How did the fancy link get in the bottom of my post and does uploading other peoples content conform with the terms of service?
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Permalink Reply by Matt Jones on -
You can buy Presta tubes with removable cores. The Vittoria ones are removable I think. This allows you to put in the Stans no tubes, been meaning to try it out.
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Permalink Reply by Rob (Chewbacca) on -
....if you dont like flats.....ride hills :)
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Permalink Reply by Don (Who's lost?) Nairn on
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perhaps you should move to Switzerland lots of hill there
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