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Might have to print hayleyearth's graphic and pin it above my number, looks so cool.

Am really getting excited! Feel like a little kids again

I just had a stressful, no entry confirmation, weekend to discover my successful application email in my junk folder. It is a Zimbra email account, so just check those junk folders if you have not received any confirmation yet.

Thanks for the input guys. So it will be me rocking and shaking my wheels like a lunatic this weekend, hope it doesnt cut into my riding time!

Sorry, yes, literally put the goo into the normal tube! From what i have read and seen on the demo video's, the big thing is to be able to seal the tyre with the tubeless goo so that the air does not escape.

Afternoon guys, I have been considering going tubeless and seeing that the bigest mission is getting the air tight seal, which can take ages to achieve. I was wondering whether you can do the tubeless treatment to a tubed tyre thus avoiding the airtight seal issue? I understand that it is uneccesary weight, minimal as it might be, and I can't think of any other issues it might create. Can this be a solution for those of us for which weight is not a problem?