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finger_jockey
Quick question because I know @cake is bored of me hassling him.
My first foray into tubeless ended poorly when my handlebar bag failed, rubbed on the mudguard, which rubbed on the front tyre, and pulled out an anchovy that hadn't been trimmed flush with the tyre.
When it deflated, some sealant sprayed out, but I mean hardly any, however I had to walk 2.5 miles home, so would the rest of the sealant just dripped out?
It's still seated on the rim, I've got a tubeless repair kit to plug it again, if I inflate it, it inflates nicely, and takes maybe 60 seconds to lose pressure out of the hole.
The question is do I need to put more sealant in or can I just plug it?