fooferdoggie
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Just got got it in the mail. its thinner ans should work well with presta valves. I wont need it for awhile I hope. they recommend 6 to 8 oz for a road bike so a fair amount.
New flatout for road bikes and mountain bikes.
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fooferdoggie
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well I decided to change our tandem to tubeless tires. so I used the new flatout in them. it sealed al the leaks around the bead at 70psi no problem. I don't know how it will do with holes at 70 psi but I am sure I will find out sometime. my first tire has not needed air for maybe 3 weeks now. I did the second after I road on the first one it leaked some till I tighten the valve core enough and ow it does not leak air either. several hundred miles on them no problems.
fooferdoggie
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if anyone wants to try some of this I can send you some for the cosst of mailing it.
m@Robertson
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Interesting... Last time I called them and asked about the effect of air pressure, the person I spoke with told me they had a general bicycle version coming but testing was not yet complete. Wouldn't give me any more info.
I've had the Sportsman formula work on a 55-65 psi tire, albeit only once so far. And its a tubeless tire. A Maxxis Aggressor 26x2.5.
I've had the Sportsman formula work on a 55-65 psi tire, albeit only once so far. And its a tubeless tire. A Maxxis Aggressor 26x2.5.
fooferdoggie
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I know the sportsman did not work at 70 psi on our tandem. so far its only sealed the bead hopfully no holes for awhile I am going to lower the psi to see how the bike handles. tandems to better on a bit less psi.
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