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Adding Sealant to Tubulars
Is this something that everyone is doing with new tubies or are you waiting to add the sealant after experiencing a puncture ? Making the switch and was wondering what people were doing ????
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I would wait until you have a leak to add any sealant. The sealant dries out over a few months and you would have to add more to be protected. With a tubeless set up, you can break down the tire and clean out the old dry sealant, but you can't do that with a tubular. You would have to send it out and have a new tube put in.
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