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Hey ,
First new mountain bike in 15 years and I’m still trying to adjust to the new tech .
I now have tubeless and I need a repair kit ( and probably trail pump )
Any recommendations or are they all much of a muchness ?
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Posted : 13/03/2022 7:27 pm
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Helps if you (as in me) read the question properly!


 
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I have a weldtite repair kit that I've used successfully a couple of times and a donkey's years old Topeak Mountain Morph.


 
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For the trail I carry an inner tube and mountain morph as well as a couple of anchovies.  If the anchovies don't work then the tube goes in as I'm not sure a mini pump could reseat the tyre if it comes off the bead.


 
Posted : 13/03/2022 8:23 pm
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Thanks , I was looking at a mountain morph as well .
They also do a morph with Guage combined or o may get separate


 
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Lezyne tubeless kit has worked for me on the trail, topped up with muc-off anchovies now


 
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Airshot for me is a game changer.

Also Peatys tubeless valves.


 
Posted : 13/03/2022 11:10 pm