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Maxxis CrossMark LUST - crying/wet/bubble


Zatopek

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Hi,

 

My Maxxis CrossMark LUST is wet all over the last week month or so. Not just at certain places caused by punctures, but rather all round. Decided yesterday to replace it - saw a bubble.

 

There were a thread a while back and I cant find it again with the hub search. (The results returned by it always seems random to me :blush: ) Can someone point me to the correct thread please? Just need to read up what was the cause.

 

thanks!

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From what I can see, it looks like it is delamination from an ammonium based sealant that decays the internal laminating/vulcanizing of the tyre.

 

You risk the tire shredding further. I  have not tried popping the bubbles but i was always worried about the tire breaking further in a race so i changed it.

 

Gooi weg - koop nuwe een.

 

And change your sealant.

 

Jot it down to bad luck

 

I had it happen on Maxxis and Hutchinson's but haven't seen it recently

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Just some delamination. Pop the bubbles, I have done that on mine and no problems to keep on riding.

 

 

From what I can see, it looks like it is delamination from an ammonium based sealant that decays the internal laminating/vulcanizing of the tyre.

 

You risk the tire shredding further. I  have not tried popping the bubbles but i was always worried about the tire breaking further in a race so i changed it.

 

Gooi weg - koop nuwe een.

 

And change your sealant.

 

Jot it down to bad luck

 

I had it happen on Maxxis and Hutchinson's but haven't seen it recently

 

Yup already bought a new tire and will replace. Reason is the sealant teardrops that is the pain - already had a situation with a puncture with nothing left to seal it.

 

Only notice the delamination when I placed the bike on the stand. (The crying is in progress for weeks now) There are really hundreds of small bubbles, almost every sq cm - to many to pop.

 

I use Stans & Maxxis for years now on multiple bikes. No issues before. I write this off as a 'dud' tire and will stick to the combination for now.

Guest notmyname
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Dump it and buy some rubber that actually grips.

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