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30mm G-one speeds
This is what I'd be using. Not going to have stuff ready to convert for the weekend but may consider it later. Is tubeless something that needs ongoing attention? Do you need to top up sealant every month or something? Scrape out the old? Or fit and forget?
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I've found it to involve more work than tubes, but, more of the work is done at home in the warm and dry.
(Just fitted some new 32mm specialized tubeless tyres for the shark. Had to use soapy water to get them to inflate, which is a first for me. G one speeds were easier.)
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I'm more of the fit and forget and top up every few months.
I've found dry out rates are very dependent on sealnt. Stan's tends to stay liquid longer than the mariposa stuff. However the mariposa has been very good for sealing.
I'd probably not recommend scraping as I've found you end up scraping out stuff that was sealing a hole.
I carry a caprisun like sachet of the mariposa sealant and a dynaplug in my carradice for anything nasty.
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Stan's seems to last for ages, at least in Schwalbe and Bontrager tyres. Top it up occasionally. Pull out the Stanimal if there is one.
inappropriate_bike
motoko
TvH
I d0. Have been doing so for about a year and a half.
30mm G-one speeds and 28mm Pro-ones
I've been very happy with it. Had punctures that have been sealed on both sets.
Probably ~8000km of audaxing so far like this.