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  • Tyre sealant for road bikes
  • Mister-P
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    I know tubeless on road bikes has been covered before, but what sealant are folk using? My current choice is too thin for high pressures, it simply sprays out like cheap fizzy wine. One tiny thorn hole held at around 40psi but a larger one went flat in seconds. I went to tubeless hoping to consign punctures to the past.

    cloudnine
    Free Member

    Stan’s or orange endurance sealant with added pink glitter

    100psi
    Free Member

    Does it have to be pink glitter?

    astormatt
    Free Member

    Nope, gold glitter works just as well in my experience.

    Onzadog
    Free Member

    Red is fasterest

    chum3
    Free Member

    I’m using Stans Race, ‘cos that what I had and it works pretty well – ie not as well as on the MTB, and has struggled occasionally on edge of tread / sidewall punctures, but has plugged a large nail hole (3-4mm) in the middle of the tread. I know where I am with it, so unlikely to change.

    cloudnine
    Free Member

    Carry some superglue too.. if its a bigger hole that wont seal then glue it

    mrblobby
    Free Member

    The orange seal stuff is meant to be good.

    legend
    Free Member

    cloudnine – Member
    Carry some superglue too.. if its a bigger hole that wont seal then glue it

    Or a tubeless repair kit

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