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1.1 is nice for everyday riding but for longer rides, I will take 1.5 bag

I love you so much! I recently just found your kislux and i’m in love!! Your videos are so fun and you energy is just MWAH! keep living your life

best review of this product. nice vid

I've tried Muc Off several times and can't get that crap to work.

but what about Tireject. how is it better versus tireject. make a video on that please.

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You can top up a tubeless tire through the valve with Silca replenisher too. When mounting a new tire, there is no difference how you put the sealant in - before or after seating the tire.

Weird! Silca actually tested below average in several tests.

Why wipe off the mess when you can easily hose off the mess with water immedletly after puring in the sealant..

Here are the reasons I personally think tubeless is better. It's safer because you won't end up stranded as long as you're prepared and by that I mean having the right tools. Dynaplug is a must have for tubeless not only because it's amazing but it's quick. I don't think people realize how much danger your bike could put you in. It makes you an easy target for thieves or thugs who want to steal your bike while you're busy changing the inner tubes. Bikes are like some of the most commonly stolen things here and being stationary with it leaves you completely vulnerable. You could get attacked for it and get hurt and either way you're losing money. Dynaplug 15 seconds plug and then go. Much safer.

My tires seal without any sealant. Muc off is just for flats, no? I use it. No issues but no puncture

I have Bontrager 2.6 tires on my bike, running on tubes. In terms of comfort, will there be an increase in comfort if I run tubeless instead? My bike is a hardtail so I'm looking for maxximum comfort, specially on the back wheel. Many thanks!

I'm also disappointed with Muc-off. It sealed some torn punctures but only the smallest ones. Stans worked better for me, nothing special.. Then I switched to Milk-it (or Milkit) and I am very satisfied with the results. It deals with the punctures quite good, but as it is the case with all of them, you need to maintain it.

I just started waxing my chain. Did a few rides to break it in. It was definitely noisier at first, but did quiet down more. Except for when I am on my big ring and the middle of the cassette and up. It isn't a loud noise, but a bit noisier than it was before waxing. any thought on why? I also notice that it is skipping on the small ring of the cassette. I haven't troubleshooted that yet. Maybe I need to adjust my derailleur a bit to stop that.

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What a mess ! Thanks for this gold advice 😊

Why not just go back to tubes?

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lot of reviews say the rubber cap is not secure and things get in like dirt and the hose can fall out, is this your experience ? Is the rubber cap reliable?

Nice vid 🙂

Been using Stan’s for about 6 years now running Mavic UST wheels and tyres haven’t had a single puncture or problem while out riding in all that time. Only problem I have now is I can longer get hold of the Mavic tyres so having to find an alternative.

Why are these gadgets so hard to buy - poor availability in uk

kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations

Mucoff make the worst products, overpriced rubbish

I have a 700x32 tire and another bike 700x38, does this work for both?

I agree. The Dynaplug is great and works efficiently as advertised. The only drawback is that it's triple the cost for the initial tool purchase - my Racer Pro was $60 versus $20 for the Lezyne plug kit I carry for mountain biking and Dynaplug refills are $3.40/each compared to $1/each for Lezyne bacon strips. Nevertheless, I'll stick with the Dynaplug for my road bike as it's a lightweight elegant solution that works quickly and efficiently.

thank you, was looking for a top tube bag for over a week without any success and decided to give the brand a try!

kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter

I wanted to cancel my subscription and they charged me $300, do you know if that is refundable? I don't want to pay that amount.

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If I cancel my whoop band do I have to pay anything, I already payed for 12 Month membership

Thank you. Your video help me choose the size of the bag.

Talking shit about tubless but runs tubeless rather than a tube!! Go tubeless guy's its works and works well

Used muc off for around 6 months on pirelli p zero race tlr and Michelin power cup. Pirelli got a small puncture that wouldn't repair and got worse when I tried to fix it with the muc off repair kit to a point it was no longer usable, Michelin tyre didn't stand a chance with a 2cm slice in the tyre. Now I'm trying to fit vittoria corsa 25s and they are a nightmare! I think I need the same pump you have, but the Pirrell answer Michelin fitted no problem with a standard floor pump. Great video

Have you ever considered riding on the indoor cycling platform indieVelo? There is a really cool 5 day stage race coming up at the end of September called the indieVelo Grand Tour - would be great to see you there!

Agree 100%. I have had great experience with Orange Seal. No flats in over 3 years. Also, very easy to clean up after it dries.

Thanks! Will stick with my orange sealant now instead of going to the newer and more expensive slica. Concerned about not being able to unseat the tyre from the rim if I use slica.

I am hesitating to switched to silica now after watching your video. I am concerned about not being able to unseat the tyre from my hook rim when I am on the road.

can you use a tubeless tyre as normal tyre with an inner tube? I went to buy some winter tyres but the website only has tubeless winter tyres. I wonder if I could buy the tubeless and use with tubes

There is not that much maintenance. Top up the sealant when the season changes i.e. twice a year. No flats in 18000km Stans Race Sealant

Yes. If only because of the clean chain and the easier cleaning of the whole drivetrain. Oh and the longer life of the parts. Don't care about the efficiency increases much.

kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter

I have the 1.5l used it on the GDMBR best thing since sliced bread.

Well, that’s what get you to a FTP of 300W. 12k kms a year…

you’re literally my comfort person i love you kislux !

I will NEVER go tubeless on my roadbike.

Cream 2 sealant is natural latex it's not the best at sealing (great on small pinholes tho) but it cleans up easily with ammonia based household cleaning products, if you want optimal puncture protection the green slime with fibers; it's the best, I use it on my DH bike with great success. Buuuut and a big butt at it... (😂) It's messy...

Looks like a horror show. I've just spent 2 days trying to get Stans to set up and seal tiny holes. No joy! The experience was far from magical. I also tried TPU tubes. 5 out of 6 punctured on me. I'm going back to butyl tubes - albeit lightweight Schwalbe ones.

Been there done that. Can you help me lower my weight below 95 kg? 😂

Where is this route mate? Do you have the strava for this route? Cheers