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And I mean IN your tyre.
I'm pretty new to the tubeless thing but had been running Mud X's happily for over a month. The rear tyre had a small hole when I first set it up but it sealed ok and I've had no problems since, until this weekend when doing a long overnighter in Wales. The hole reopened and despite much frantic spinning and pumping I couldn't get the bugger to reseal.
When the patience of my friends gave in and I finally took the tyre off to install a tube, I found this little latex sculpture on the other side of the hole.
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/46104585@N05/6979118295/ ]P3100021[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/46104585@N05/ ]rogerbaker01[/url], on Flickr
I can only imagine the latex plug has been shifting and resealing over a period of time to create a snowflake type effect.
As you were................
Aye you get those.
Ahh.. The old Stan's Sprites! Throw it over your shoulder and make a wish!
So I'm not special then ๐
If you think you are special,then that's enough ๐
If you get a blue and gold glittery one, then yes, you are special!
I swapped out my tubeless tyres yesterday, the front one had been on over a year, I was hoping for some Stans bogies but alas my search was fruitless!