Rema makes a specific kit to repair tubeless bike tires:
https://www.universalcycles.com/shop...s.php?id=77573
Used it on MTB tires successfully. Don’t see why it wouldn’t work on road.
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Rema makes a specific kit to repair tubeless bike tires:
https://www.universalcycles.com/shop...s.php?id=77573
Used it on MTB tires successfully. Don’t see why it wouldn’t work on road.
Im going to circle back to this thread.......what is the preferred sealant? Im sure there will be a few different answers so let me have it. Also, tools that I need to stock. Gotta have tools.
I went with Orange Seal because when I googled it I found that there was a bit of a consensus on the Slow Twitch forums that it worked better in road than Stan’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by halliday
No issues so far, but as I said earlier, I don’t really get flats on the road anyway.
IME Stans or Orange worked about the same, my LBS has Stans so I buy the large can
the smaller Orange bottles came with a piece of tube that fits nicely over the presta valve so i keep one around to use as the fluid injector but otherwise I can't think of any extra tools you need for mounting a tubless tire
I always used Orange Seal. Worked as advertised, so never considered another brand.
I found having a big plastic syringe was helpful, but not necessary. And a wrench/tool for removing valve cores.
That place is full of divas. I still check in every once in a while to catch whatever hot new drama is going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong
I recently tried out Kapton tape since I was out of real tubeless tape. It seems like it will work fine but I guess time will tell. At least I can now rest comfy knowing that my bike is super ESD safe