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Old 01-24-18, 03:56 PM
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FrozenK
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Originally Posted by bikeme
My friend has a 12v compressor he uses in his car. It has a small tank, unlike the cheap ones for inflating sleeping mats, car tires. The tank provides the burst needed to seat a bead. There are also a few hand pumps with a reservoir that does the same thing.
I've seen floor pumps with a tank to seat tubeless tires -I actually own the Bontrager one. But never a handump.

If you ride tubeless, you take a tube with you and use it if you get a flat. Then when you are back home you try to fix the tire and reseat it. Some times you may be able to field fix a flat if you didn't unseat the tire. But most often, you just put a tube in it.

If you are dead-set on trying to field seat tubeless tires CO2 cartridges (The big ones) are your best option.
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