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• #4977
See the bit with tle on the end
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• #4978
Send them back. Not worth the risk
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• #4979
TLE = Tubeless Literally Explodes
TLE = Tubeless Lies Extensively
TLE = Tubeless Leak Everywhere
TLE = Tube Life Extended
TLE = Tacky Latex Everywhere
TLE = Trendsetters Love Explosions -
• #4980
I would say mostly true.
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• #4981
I've got a Maxxis tyre that's leaking along a small section of the bead. I've inspected the tyre pretty thoroughly and can't find any holes or rips, there's just a slight bobble in the bead where the leak is occurring so I suppose this is the cause. Is there anything I can do to get it to seal properly?
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• #4982
Is the rim still straight?
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• #4983
It looks straight, but does seem to be exhibiting the same kind of symptoms that a dinged rim would present.
I've left in horizontal for 24 hours and it seems to have sealed up now, we'll see if it stays that way when riding.
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• #4984
If it does leak again…
Mark where the leak is, unseat the tyre and move it round a couple of inches. If the leak moves it’s the tyre if it stays the same it’s the rim. Moving it may just fix it. -
• #4985
But logos and valve holes will be misaligned.
Straight to anti
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• #4986
Yeh. Horrid thought.
Again, dont wanna teach you to suck eggs, but are they 100% the tubeless versions?