• You don't happen to recall the internal rim width or the tape width you ended up using on these do you? I dragged out the green tape and according to (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223507265163) appears to be about 28.6mm wide.

  • The roll of tape I had was much too wide so I tore narrower strips, and did it by eye. Roughly an inch, could have been wider

  • Ta. I'm gonna have to go look at her bike aren't I?

    I feel another tubeless setup rant coming...

  • Think they are i25

  • Teravail cannonball tyres went on pretty OK once I remembered to finish valve side, inflated and set first time (with a joe blow booster), and kept pressure overnight (with the sealant from previous tyres). Haven't seen any of the sealant oozing out like I did the WTB Horizons they replaced.

    All on kinlin rd-3ft rims

  • Big thumbs up for Pirelli Cinturo H in 45mm. Just got me round Badlands with zero issues. Shit loads of rocky descents and plenty (far too much) sand. Set off with 25psi and pumped up slightly 2/3 of the way through.

  • I have a new and exciting tubeless failure report. Rode over a nail in the City, stopped and took it out and the sealant seemed to seal the hole, but the tyre wouldn't pump up at all.

    The one time I forget a spare tube... got a train home.

    It appears that the nail went all the way through and pierced the tape at a spoke hole. Guess I need to carry spare tape as well, as a tube would have burst through the hole.


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  • The green tape I have is about as wide as the rim walls, so once I've pulled out the Spesh tape (pity, as it looks solidly taped in there) then I think it should be about the right size for these rims.

    Problem I have now is the 45mm Riddlers on currently have a very bent bead and definitely won't hold air if I try to set them up TL.

    I've got an Ultrabite coming today but I might have to order her another new, rear tyre as well, something in 700x45ish

  • LOLz

  • Schweppes lemonade ?! why not supermarket own brand?

  • Schweppes lemonade ?! why not supermarket own brand?

    #golfclubthread

  • Does Co-Op even sell its own lemonade?

  • Wrap that thing in tape before it goes BOOM!

  • The bottle is the strongest piece in all of this.

    Did you never play around with bottle rockets as a kid?

  • Apparently they're good for 150PSI as standard

  • Sack this.

    Get one of these

    It was only 9 quid when I got it but still. You can build the pressure up then release it with the trigger, it's worked great.

  • I already own a Booster pump, it's just not in the house and I had all the bits for this exploding bottle rocket disaster waiting to happen so I thought 'what the hell'. Not looking to buy more stuff.

  • Fuck me the Spesh tape on the Hayfields is on tight!

  • Fuck me the G-One Ultrabite went on and up without a fight. Didn't even need the booster. No satisfying crack though.

  • No satisfying crack

    Supply chain problems hitting that market too? Things are worse than we thought

  • I did wonder if I should flesh that statement out a bit to remove any ambiguity and then thought "where's the fun in that?"

  • Yes but I don’t think we went anywhere near 100psi!
    I was quite surprised at how well my 1.5l DIY booster worked for the 3 years I had it. The epoxy glob holding the valves in was my weak point in the end.

  • I've only got a little bit of PTFE tape on the valves. I'll call it a safety release valve.

  • I wonder if it’s the hayfields. I had much better crack on kinlin and even mavic than those

  • Hard to say as I've never TL'd Hayfields nor have I fitted a G-One. I was also doing it with my Rennkompressor with crackpipe - basically my TT disc wheel pump, that really sucks for anything else.

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