Joe's and Stan's

[casspir]

Is there any problem in using both these products at the same time on the same tyre? 

 

My Stan stock is depleted and Joe's is cheaper.  Must I clean the tyres of Stans before using Joe's?

 

Regards,

 

c

[Johan Bornman]

They are both latex-based. The only difference is the source of the solid particles inside, which are inert in any way. There's no harm in mixing sawdust and rubber crumbs, go right ahead and mix the two.

 

JB

[TheLegend]

Can you also give advice on what after shave fits better with what shaving cream Johan?

 

[casspir]

Thanks JB

[HendrikS]

Dont think you should mix them. Stan's might be expensive but def have worked the best for me in the past. Have used it now for 3 seasons putting in n cup and half in each wheel. Have not had one puncture and also did 2006 and 2007 Cape Epic with out taking a spare tube. Thats how much faith i have in stans....

[Sean Badenhorst]

I've used both Stan's and Joe's this past year and find both to be really good. Shudder and gulp when I get a test bike to ride that's not fitted with tubeless... 

[ewep]

HendrikS, I use a mix of both, no problem (en ek's dik en VET, so if I hit anything on the trail I get a puncture!)

[scotty]

HendrikS' date=' I use a mix of both, no problem (en ek's dik en VET, so if I hit anything on the trail I get a puncture!) [/quote']

 

Seems like road as well.

[ewep]

scotty, you and your BUDS should point to the cateyes.  Maybe then I would not have had the puncture and I might've given you a run for your money!!!