Old 03-01-13 | 10:03 PM
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Bikes: Lynskey R330 Ti, Dean El Vado Ti, Trek 4300

What happens when you get a pinhole leak? Sure, with tubeless it won't instantly flat. But pressure will drop. If you're on a long ride, then you gotta air it up...again...and again.

Sealant is there to seal any pinhole leaks or leaks around the tubeless valve. Use it.

I've used 1 oz of Stan's sealant instead of the 2 oz. Seems to work fine. I generally split the difference and have 1.5 oz per tire.

Originally Posted by whitemax
I ran mine at 100 psi last time, perhaps still too high. But, why use the sealant if you don't have to? The Hutchinsons are thicker so some protection from flats and the sealant adds almost 60 grams to the rim. I have ridden without it with no problems (thus far).
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