I am running tubeless tires, currently have 3 different sets and each of the three has at least one
tire that has slow leaks, some more than slow leaks. Soapy water poured on the tire shows air
bubbles all over, kinda looks like white fungus growing on the tire. I figure slime will take care
of these problems but i am wondering how hard it will be to swap between sets of tires without
getting everything covered in the stuff. Does it just stick to the tires after installed or am i
going to be leaking green stuff all over the place on a tire change?
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I am running tubeless tires, currently have 3 different sets and each of the three has at least
one tire that has slow leaks, some more than slow leaks. Soapy water poured on the tire shows air
bubbles all over, kinda looks like white fungus growing on the tire. I figure slime will take care
of these problems but i am wondering how hard it will be to swap between sets of tires without
getting everything covered in the stuff. Does it just stick to the tires after installed or am i
going to be leaking green stuff all over the place on a tire change?I'm guessing you will leak stuff all over. The slime in my tubes seems to stay wet (so it will flow
and auto- balance i assume).~Travis
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I prefer my newbs clean 'n dry.
Bill "nothing to contribute to actual question (first tubeless ride in 95 minutes)" S.
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am running tubeless tires, currently have 3 different sets and each of
theQuoted message said:
three has at least one tire that has slow leaks, some more than slow
leaks.Quoted message said:
Soapy water poured on the tire shows air bubbles all over, kinda looks
likeQuoted message said:
white fungus growing on the tire. I figure slime will take care of these problems but i am
wondering how hard it will be to swap between sets of tires without getting everything covered in
the stuff. Does it just stick to the tires after installed or am i going to be leaking green stuff
all over the place on a tire change?I believe there's now a Slime formulated specifically for use in tubeless tires. And I know a few
folks with problems like yours who've used the sealant from Stan No Tubes system in their tubeless
tires with good results. www.notubes.com.
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