Jennifer

You can purchase our product from Northcliff cycles, Epic Sports, Cajees Centurion and Southbay Cycles

Yes No Flats will work with Latex tubes, No Flats will create a rubber like seal when it comes into contact with unpressurized air (when you get a puncture)

yip dead serious. I can guarantee that my product will never dry up or form clumps in your tyre, because No Flats in latex and ammonia free it is also hassle and maintenance free

I just want to give you guys another option. NO FLATS tyre sealant can be used in tube and tubeless tyres in MTB and road bikes, it works extremely well at high pressures, there is a video on my website that shows a tubbie being punctured and the sealant sealing instantly with minimal air lose. NO FLATS never becomes sticky and it is not necessary to top up as the product does not dry up. for more information please feel to have a look at my website www.noflats.co.za or email me

Thanks for the responses, how much is a decent light going to cost me and anybody have preferred brands

Which is better, helmet or bike mounted headlamps and why?

"What I can say is that like with OKO it was no good for the initial sealing of a tubeless tyre" We will soon be launching our NO FLATS tubeless conversion kits (26 & 29 inch), so keep an eye out for it in your LBS soon,

NO FLATS tyre sealant cannot damage either your tube or your tyre as it does not contain any harmful or corrosives properties. It is Latex, Ammonia and Alcohol free. So I am sure that there is another reason for the damaged tubes.

NO FLATS TYRE SEALANT is happy to announce that we have launched a new rim strip for 26" and 29" rims. J2KL PRODUCTS ARE HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS THAT ARE SUPPLIED TO THE CYCLING INDUSTRY. J2KL 26ER AND 29ER RIMSTRIPS ARE MADE OF TOP QUALITY MATERIALS AND ARE DESIGNED TO SEAT PERFECTLY ON YOUR RIM MAKING THE USE OF RIM TAPE UNNECESSARY. Have a look at our facebook group for more info and updates on stores where our products are available. http://www.facebook.com/groups/123329414421150?ap=1 or mail me with any questions

I am taking some time off after having a baby, But my R&D team have let me know that the tubbie demo video is now on our website, www.noflats.co.za (you will be seeing it before I do.)

I am taking some time off after having a baby, But my R&D team have let me know that the tubbie demo video is now on our website, www.noflats.co.za (you will be seeing it before I do.)

I am taking some time off after having a baby, But my R&D team have let me know that the tubbie demo video is now on our website, www.noflats.co.za (you will be seeing it before I do.)

If you are using NO FLATS tyre sealant, it is recommended that you use between 170ml / 180ml per tyre. While this may seem like a lot of product to be using, due to my products capillary ability to cling to the entire inner surface of the tyre, the weight is hardly noticeable.

One of my staff was supposed to have sent it already. As I am in hospital till Fri. I have just had a baby. Will try to find out what is happening

It is the blood of victory that you are seeing here, thanks for the great pic Jerek

I received parcels that had been tampered with back from the post office. your sealant is probably in there. I will personally resend the product before Tuesday, will PM the tracking number to you.

https://www.bikehub.co.za/gallery/album/816-no-flats/ just in case you still can't find the pics, here is a link, as I see you were on my profile page before you posted your comment

my profile here on the hub. The rest is with my webmaster so website not yet updated

A quick update. filming of demo video was completed this week. Some photos taken on the day are now on my profile page. Have only posted pics of Tubbie test. Will notify everyone when video is done.

A quick update. filming of demo video was completed this week. Some photos taken on the day are now on my profile page. Have only posted pics of Tubbie test. Will notify everyone when video is done.

A quick update. filming of demo video was completed this week. Some photos taken on the day are now on my profile page. Have only posted pics of Tubbie test. Will notify everyone when video is done.

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Hey Guys if you are going to add anything to my sealant to make it more runny. Please only add pure Ethylene Glycol (10ml Ethylene Glycol per 300ml NO FLATS) . The product already contains Ethylene Glycol so the compostion of the product will not be affected. We have very few complaints about the thickness of our product, but should you need to thin the product out I suggest you go this route.

(Thank you for the technical information Jennifer. Now that I have a better understanding for how your product works, I am even further convinced that it will not work in road tubbies, mtb tubeless and raod tubed or tubeless perhaps, but not tubbies.) Henk, let me just say this. Your opinion has been taken about NO FLATS into consideration. I am not trying convince you to buy my product. You have said on numerous occasions you believe in won’t work. Fair enough this is your opinion and you are entitled to it. I am no longer going to dragged into a war of words with you. You are clearly not interested in anyone else’s opinion. In my final statement in the last post, I asked for time, which you have chosen to ignore. So am going to chose to ignore your posts about my product because you know less about it and what it is capable of than I do. And until you have tried my product (which you have stated more than once that you will never do) your opinion about NO FLATS means Jack All to use your expression.

Difference between Tubbies and Tubeless tyres in my own words Conventional tyres (aka clincher tyres) consist of an outer tyre (casing) with a U-shaped cross section and a separate inner tube. The outer edges (beads) of the tyre hook over the edges of the rim, and air pressure holds everything in place. Tubbies are basically different than your average tyre due to the fact that they don’t have beads and the two edges of the tyre are sewn together around the inner tube. A tubeless tyre is basically a conventional clincher type tyre without the inner tube. Instead special rim tapes are used to seal the rim. I hope this demonstrates my knowledge of tyres a little better than what I have previously put across. I don’t want to pretend to be a cycling expert as this is not the case. I am a business woman that supplies a product to the cycling industry. My R&D team are in the process of complying relevant information testimonials and (as of Tuesday) a demonstration video describing the benefits and attributes of my product. Please allow me the time to put all this information together in a professional and orderly manner so that it meets your satisfaction. Please note testing will be carried out by individuals whose technical background cannot be disputed.