Would this sealant work for a mountain bike tire in a tubeless setup?
1610361
As far as I understand it will work on any tubeless tire,I used it on my motorcycle tire and it worked very well.
1610362
Depends on what kind of tubeless setup. For a real UST setup that does not require sealant this will work to plug punctures. For a tubeless conversion that requires sealant to actually seal the tire bead this will not work nearly as well as latex-based sealants designed to do so.
1610363
Aren't tubeless types on a bike mainly for speed and less weight. The Slime product is heavy and in essence would defeat any weight savings dollars spent to that end. (and the tyre is the last place on the bike you want extra weight.) I would just repair my tyre as recommended by the manufacturer...isn't that sewing the hole up? Not sure.
2027202
U don't necessarily have to use a low profile tire....as long as it's the right tire size and is free from obstruction, it should work.
656830
I don't think you will like the result - the key to this thing is a narrow rim and a tire that you can barely squeeze over the tube. I suspect you will have lots of "play" in the tire and it will be unusable.
32520
I ran them tubeless on Stan's Iron Cross rims using Stan's sealant. Did not hold a seal very well, leaked around the bead, but I was able to run them this way for 1000 miles or so. Eventually, the sealant ate away the rubber inside the tire and exposed the threads, causing the rear to delaminate until a bubble appeared in the tread.
242212
Yes you can. I mounted this tire tubeless with the Stan's no Tube kit and after a year in the trails, everything is ok.
1554112
You will be OK with the kit Rick. The kit is designed to be used with any tire, not necessarily tubeless or tubeless ready. Those will make the job easier but you can seal up any tire with patience. The first non tubeless tires I sealed were Kenda Nevegals and it took almost 48 hours. Don't try it your first time right before a planned ride. The last set I did worked perfect right out of the gate. Just follow the directions to the letter, no shortcuts.
1523746
Yes that is right, tubeless... However make sure your custom rim, is made for tubeless tire...
1587805
Unclep1, I haven't used slime on tubed tires, but they make a tire slime for tubes. Here: http://www.amazon.com/Slime-10004-Tube-Sealant-oz/dp/B000ENSRS0/ref=sr_1_4?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1400536620&sr=1-4
1568386
Yes they should work well on a tubeless tire and wheel for a riding mower. If you are installing your self be careful to thread properly before tightening and do not over tighten. This can cause the gasket to split.
1395656
Utlimatemotorcycling.com has a review that states it can be installed with or without. Mine is installed tubeless. I would call Michelin and ask for more specificity.
53035
I used it to make tire mount easer, it worked really well making it seal quickly (new tires).
445343
This probably wouldn't work for that. It is a small pump made for mountain bike shocks. It can be used for bike tires but takes a while due to the small size of the pump.
381196
i use it for my motorcycle tires. just takes a couple of minutes! works get, always have one with me!
312405
The first question is no, this rim is designed for hybrid to mountain bike tires. The rim.is too wide for road bike tires.
409736
No, it is designed for use on tubeless rims (which I had) or I suppose you could also use with a tube if necessary
1724950
I bought this kit for a motorcycle tire repair. If you are repairing bicycle tire tubes, you wouldn't need this kit, just tube patches and a hand pump.
1805952
You don't see very many mountain bikes with fenders. That being said, if the fender sits close to the tire then this rack would probably work. This rack is for models with disc brakes, but that just means it is a little wider and has spacers that are part of the rack to clear the caliper. It will work fine on non disc brake bikes, but it costs a bit more than the one for non disc brake equipped bikes. . The rear stays on a mountain bike can be a bit wider than those on a road bike, this may work to your advantage, but you may need to trim the spacers. The rack I see on most mountain bikes only attaches to the seat tube, Topeak makes a model like this. You don't see very many mountain bikes with fenders. That being said, if the fender sits close to the tire then this rack would probably work. This rack is for models with disc brakes, but that just means it is a little wider and has spacers that are part of the rack to clear the caliper. It will work fine on non disc brake bikes, but it costs a bit more than the one for non disc brake equipped bikes. . The rear stays on a mountain bike can be a bit wider than those on a road bike, this may work to your advantage, but you may need to trim the spacers. The rack I see on most mountain bikes... » Read More You don't see very many mountain bikes with fenders. That being said, if the fender sits close to the tire then this rack would probably work. This rack is for models with disc brakes, but that just means it is a little wider and has spacers that are part of the rack to clear the caliper. It will work fine on non disc brake bikes, but it costs a bit more than the one for non disc brake equipped bikes. . The rear stays on a mountain bike can be a bit wider than those on a road bike, this may work to your advantage, but you may need to trim the spacers. The rack I see on most mountain bikes only attaches to the seat tube, Topeak makes a model like this. « Show Less