I didn't know they made a fat tire specific pump! Cool! I got a Topeak digital tire pressure gauge as a gift a year or two ago, so have been using that to dial in specific pressures with my regular pump.
Hi Jens! Best option in my opinion is valve core tool, I carry one small one that came with tubeless valves I bought, small plastic thing. It fits easily inside tubeless repair kit. After your video with problem getting air out from tyre I even carry one spare valve core in my resque kit, presta valves do clog from the sealant sometimes. And thanks for the video! /Ola
Hello from Ohio. Great to see you. The weather her has been lousy. Not much bike riding going on here. Hopefully we will have snow soon so we can have some fun riding the fat bike. Take care and be safe.
Speaking of air, gotta laugh at the wind lately. The other day it was so strong I gave up going downhill against the wind and turned around and went uphill instead. 😕
Do you think whatever slim your using on the tubeless tires might have had a little effect on releasing air on your ride ? Maybe a bit got dried up into the valve area ? If your running tubeless I would think pushing the whole valve stem into the rim or poking a hole in the tire would just cause the sealant to seal the hole before you get much air old. Just questions from an old guy who is stuck running all his bikes the old school way with tubes. Always enjoy your videos, even non riding ones.
Your comments are all true @Zipp 2001! Nothing wrong with running tubes, sometimes I think that option is a little less of a headache!! Stay safe up there and enjoy the fall weather man :-)
Hey no intro! I had my first incident with the Beargrease, lost all my air in the back tire on my first snow ride, not sure how must have burped it. Aired it back up and fine since.
I didn't know they made a fat tire specific pump! Cool! I got a Topeak digital tire pressure gauge as a gift a year or two ago, so have been using that to dial in specific pressures with my regular pump.
I'm pleased I was able to show you something new @The Lanky Cyclist! ✌
This is really helpful, i am a fatbiker too, thank for sharing.
Happy to hear you found this information useful @Sid Outdoors 🤜🚴♂️
Hi Jens! Best option in my opinion is valve core tool, I carry one small one that came with tubeless valves I bought, small plastic thing. It fits easily inside tubeless repair kit. After your video with problem getting air out from tyre I even carry one spare valve core in my resque kit, presta valves do clog from the sealant sometimes. And thanks for the video! /Ola
Thanks for sharing your thoughts @Olli Laine!
Hello from Ohio. Great to see you. The weather her has been lousy. Not much bike riding going on here. Hopefully we will have snow soon so we can have some fun riding the fat bike. Take care and be safe.
Happy to see you again @Lesley Zimmerman! I hope you get the snow you seek soon so you can get out there and kick it on your Fatty!! Stay well :-)
Always love your videos! They inspire me to make better videos every time I watch yours!🤘🤘👍
Awe, thanks a bunch for your encouraging comments @Just Gonna Send! I really appreciate it very much!! 👍😊🍻
Hay Old Man, wishing ya a happy and spooky All Hallows Eve from Oh-Hi-O.
Thank you very much @Chuck Moll!! I hope you had a Super Spooky Fat Halloween up there in Oh-Hi-O. ;-)
Speaking of air, gotta laugh at the wind lately. The other day it was so strong I gave up going downhill against the wind and turned around and went uphill instead. 😕
That some pretty funny stuff! Who knew going up hill would be easier than going down?? It's a shame it doesn't work like that the time :-)
Do you think whatever slim your using on the tubeless tires might have had a little effect on releasing air on your ride ? Maybe a bit got dried up into the valve area ? If your running tubeless I would think pushing the whole valve stem into the rim or poking a hole in the tire would just cause the sealant to seal the hole before you get much air old. Just questions from an old guy who is stuck running all his bikes the old school way with tubes. Always enjoy your videos, even non riding ones.
Your comments are all true @Zipp 2001! Nothing wrong with running tubes, sometimes I think that option is a little less of a headache!! Stay safe up there and enjoy the fall weather man :-)
Hey no intro! I had my first incident with the Beargrease, lost all my air in the back tire on my first snow ride, not sure how must have burped it. Aired it back up and fine since.
Strange things do happen! Happy to hear you got it all sorted out @Elevation Every Weekend :-)
This is all good! I really appreciate this info.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for checking it out @Bike Dad!!
Good basic valuable info but hey missing the ‘normal’ intro and ‘get out n ride’ ending! Stay safe
Good call! I typically save those little segments for my riding videos @John T58. Speaking of riding videos I need to make another one of those soon!!
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Thanks for checking it out @Steve Körth!