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Tubeless Rear Not Holding Pressure After Rebuild

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You'd think someone would invent a tube, save all this fannying around ..

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  • You'd think someone would invent a tube, save all this fannying around ..

  • nigel dabster
    nigel dabster

    Likely rim tape either incorrectly fitted or damaged. If it's a flanged late type rim it's likely the tire. Chuck mt43 in the bin

  • I used 'Plumbers Mait' under the rim tape and and it  has lasted 4 years upto now without any pressure loss. only when I adjust the pressure to suit the conditions.   It's a non-hardening st

But that would tak all the fun out of me trying to deal with the constant loss of pressure in my wife's 08 Gas Gas 125 wheel... :ph34r:

 

I suppose I should at least admit I haven't been willing to pull it apart because it holds it fine for about 2 days or so and only needs to be filled when we go on a ride.  LOL 

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12 hours ago, b40rt said:

You'd think someone would invent a tube, save all this fannying around ..

Or tubliss... :D

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Got the wheel back.... 10psi last night.... 10psi today.... just dropped it down to 5psi to check we're all good then I'll sling it back in the bike.

Just need to figure out the eccentric adjuster now.... :rolleyes:

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