Has anyone caused an imbalance in their tubular tires using tufo sealant or simialier sealant as a preventive measure. I seem to have?
Any tips on removing it?
Any tips on removing it?
Sealant Imbalance Question
- Thread starter agboettcher
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Buy a new tyre. Seriously. It cannot be removed without cutting the tyre up which defeats the purpose of removing it in the first place.
To be honest, if you use decent sealent (Stan's) and ride those wheels regularly there shouldn't be a problem (becasue the sealant will always get sloshed around pretty evenly that way). But if they are race only wheels then sealant is not really a good idea as they spend most of their time laying around, allowing this sort of thing to happen.
To be honest, if you use decent sealent (Stan's) and ride those wheels regularly there shouldn't be a problem (becasue the sealant will always get sloshed around pretty evenly that way). But if they are race only wheels then sealant is not really a good idea as they spend most of their time laying around, allowing this sort of thing to happen.
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