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+1 for worm : Usually a worm + rubberised superglue works nicely, and avoid having to remove the tyre and messing with sealant..
Regarding paches, I've used a hutchinson "rep'air" road tubeless patch to fix a leaking fusion 5 galactik tyre (tyre worm would not even stay in the hole...) : It's been holding for a while now, and look safer than a worm fix, so I guess you could try.
Btw, I'm not sure how different are these patches from regular one - maybe different rubber compound ? the kit glue is the same as the one in their tube patch kit.
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@TvH: My tlc 47mm gk are between 49 and 50mm on dt m442 rims - 22.5 internal width - inflated to 2.2/2.3 bars.
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Caad3 vs Cad3 = caad3, logo design issue, cf snapshot from 97 catalogue ;). I think frames stickered "cad3" are older.
These are also different than old cad 3.0 series frame, the one before 2.8 series frame, with funny dropouts :)
For Rsomething vs Rsomethingelse, except than the bigger the better, it's difficult to tell without proper catalogue for year and country, too much variations..
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Is there any known replacement for specialized sequoia "cruzero" rim ? I have a rear wheel with a cracked spoke eyelet to fix, and I've not managed to find spares online, nor similar looking rim (black, low profile, 25mm wide, box shaped rim).
I could maybe swap both rims to something similar ERD wise, to limit cost by reusing spokes, but i could not find that value online too..
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+1 - Regarding easy hose stuff, afaik these are mostly used by big brands to speed up / ease shop assembly and pretty visible (i think these are not part of the usual st-r785 package - at least not in the kits i installed).
But i'm not sure how having these on your bike could be problematic to shorten your brake hoses. Actually, I think it would even ease the operation, by allowing you to cut the hose at the joint in addition to brake side / lever side. Just make sure to measure twice before cutting, and to have a few spare olives + a bleed kit "just in case".
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