Thread: CO2 in Tubes. Does it seep?
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Old 12-02-05, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Ranger
My lbs guy told me that I shouldn't leave C02 in a tube because the molecules are smaller and they will seep out of the tube itself. He said after using C02 to make an emergency repair, that i should deflate the tire and re-air it when i get home.

True or False?
Good ol' air does the same thing. Seep out of the tube/tire, that is. Nature of the rubber beast.
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