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  • Could this be the largest living Stans monster?
  • continuity
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    I have very little to add except to say; this is absurd!

    Stans Monster

    I weighed it in at 100g.

    A HUNDRED GRAMS!

    stevious
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    Maybe a meteorite hit your tyre but the stans sealed it.

    joat
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    (to the tune of Def Leppard)
    STAAANIMAAAL!

    jekkyl
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    Taste it! You know you want to feel it on your teeth.

    clubby
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    Reminds me of the episode of the Yorkshire Vet they showed on gogglebox.

    ta11pau1
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    Well, it was living until you mercilessly removed it from it’s home.

    Stanimals only survive and flourish in the rare microclimate of the inside of a bicycle tyre, once they’re exposed to the outside environment they die immediately.

    hillsplease
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    Chapeau! Show it to folk who don’t replace sealant…..

    antigee
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    Habitat details? Is that 41degs ?

    Blackflag
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    Put it inside your rear shock as a volume spacer with elastomer properties, then report back with results

    continuity
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    For those craving the key to developing your own stans armies: I went away with work for six months; bikes were stored vertically on their back wheel. This was found at the base of the back wheel. Call me Frankenstein, this baby is actually a mixture of three different kinds of sealants (don’t judge me) – Bontrager TLR, Mavic and Caffelatex.

    On the upside I have now discovered that white spirit on a rag pretty rapidly dissolves dried caffelatex.

    On the downside, I have realised that my Minion SS was probably only airtight because of the 4lbs of sealant glued to the sidewalls and I will take a pump with me more often.

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