Witkop Posted May 3, 2011 Share How do I get sealant into road tubes? Syringe and let the sealant seal the hole again? simple answer: You don't. Style police dictate: You will not place foreign objects or fluids into your tubes. Only Mtbkers are that perverse. Go and apologies to the Roadie Gods for even thinking about it. WTF wheels are supposed to be light, and now you go adding weight to your bike. What are you a FUN RIDER? (ps leave your camelbak at home next time. Just now mtbkers will start using 29inch wheels and ten speed cassettes with only two front blades? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KobusBotha66 Posted May 3, 2011 Share Lets hear some more details. Road or Mtb,(if mtb tube or tubless) and at what pressure do you run them? Who are you calling a arsehole anyways? Jennifer has sent me some of the sealant and i am going to be using it for a while and will give some feed back to her and here.I ride MTB over the 2 years I have been tube & Tubeless no problems. The comment was a general one so no specifics. if this answer does not satisfy you tough takkie. Glad you will be using No Flats, look forward to hearing your thoughts but I know they will be good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tankman Posted May 3, 2011 Share Wish I had joined sooner!Looks like I missed out on a good fight. I am dying to know whether Kobus was proven wrong. It looks like No flats does seal a-holes as tank thing and the other "men" are now very quite. Would those chauvinists have attacked a man the way they did Jennifer. Shame poor girl Haha you tjop! I am only quite because the Jennifer asked for time to get her facts straight. And shame poor you for being an Idiot, I never attacked her personally, I questioned her product, its capabilities and its limits. Her gender has nothing to do with this! Guess they are still busy doing some of those tests. I cant wait to hear what tires were tested in the "Tyres treated with NO FLATS TYRE SEALANT last up to 30% longer" claim. Wonder what km's were done on the test set? What was the benchmark? What life expectancy does the manufacturer claim? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gummibear Posted May 3, 2011 Share Guess they are still busy doing some of those tests. I cant wait to hear what tires were tested in the "Tyres treated with NO FLATS TYRE SEALANT last up to 30% longer" claim. Wonder what km's were done on the test set? What was the benchmark? What life expectancy does the manufacturer claim? This is from there website. Some facts about NO FLATS – tyre sealant for bicycles. NO FLATS – will fix punctures caused by thorns/nails quickly before any loss of air can occurNO FLATS – will cure sidewall cuts due to its capillary ability to cling to the side wallNO FLATS – can be used in tube and tubeless tyres (Presta – or Schrader valves)NO FLATS – is only installed once during the life cycle of your tyre and need never be topped upNO FLATS – controls and prevents under inflationNO FLATS – helps to extend bicycle tyre lifeNO FLATS – is guaranteed to stop porosity leaks / air migrationNO FLATS – is guaranteed never to ball up or dry up in your bicycle tyreNO FLATS – is guaranteed not to corrode or damage tubes, tyres or rimsNO FLATS – can be used in mountain and racing bicyclesNO FLATS – can be used in conjunction with Co2 canisters Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jennifer Posted May 21, 2011 Share 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. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tankman Posted May 21, 2011 Share Some photos taken on the day are now on my profile page. Have only posted pics of Tubbie test. Which profile page?There are not any photos of tubbies on your website? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jennifer Posted May 21, 2011 Share Which profile page?There are not any photos of tubbies on your website? my profile here on the hub. The rest is with my webmaster so website not yet updated Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jennifer Posted May 21, 2011 Share 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 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jennifer Posted June 1, 2011 Share 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.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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