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Dynaplugs have rounded ends
Dynaplugs have rounded ends to stop rim tape damage, they also provide instructions on how best to plug larger or difficult shapes. Also it is important to insert the plug at the right angle.
I agree about higher pressures – I think you need 32mm tyres to justify it.
If you have money to spend,
If you have money to spend, the dynaplug is the best.Otherwise the links I gave in your other thread.
Personally, I found the cheap ones awkward to use, but others found them fine, so may be dexterity comes into it.Well, you said it was
Well, you said it was interesting and started a thread, so the least you can do is say why you think it is interesting.
I thought the idea of
I thought the idea of tubeless is once they are on, they stay on rather than having to remove them to fit a patch.Also if you get a hole on the road, you want something that will fix it then and there hence the external kits
For 3 mm, the sealant should
For 3 mm, the sealant should fill the hole, so your sealant was old and needed topping up, or you need better sealantRepair tools
Some basic kits for tubeless
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-tubeless-repair-kit
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/muc-off-puncture-plug-tubeless-repair-kitStan’s
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/stans-no-tubes-dart-tubeless-tyre-puncture-repair-kitExpensive, beautiful engineering
https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Dynaplug/Micro-Pro-Tubeless-Repair-Kit/LT6FOP says that they already
OP says that they already have XT T8000 trekking pedals.
At £40 I hope you are going
At £40 I hope you are going to tell us why it is interesting.
https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/20077214.police-called-crash-alma-road-bournemouth/
I’d run off if a driveless car almost hit me and then rolled over on its side and expired.
I thought the pink stood out
I thought the pink stood out !
No helmet !
No helmet !Why would you swerve across
Why would you swerve across the road into oncoming traffic? How is that being responsible?Lucky it was not a ksi for a
Lucky it was not a ksi for a pedestrian.
McDonalds Camberley
McDonalds Camberley
Those that witnessed the collision outside McDonald's in Camberley today, we kindly asked them to delete any footage recorded of the driver receiving medical treatment. The driver is well and conveyed to hospital for minor injuries only. pic.twitter.com/Nrfm5ZnOlH
— Roads Policing – Surrey Police – UK (@SurreyRoadCops) April 10, 2022
Was a rubbish test (laughable
Was a rubbish test (laughably called the first ever real world comparable test). Let’s check the battery level by peering at some leds and hope I get the reading right.
How was 13 miles, 10 laps round a track a valid journey. Howabout a 50 or 100 mile trip. Did he even go at the same speeds ?
As to the bloke who seemed to be doing 2000 miles a year (35000 in 14 years). The answer is to give up your car as you clearly don’t need it.
