Vittoria Graphene 2.0

[seamaster76]

Orange Seal’s difficult to find in Italy.

I’ll give it a chance.

Thanks

[rainerhq]

whats wrong with online shops?

[yinya]

I bought Orange seal from Bike24 - took about 3 days to ship to Italy


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[Stitchking]

I have found Stan's race to be really good. Seals punctures at 80psi that regular Stan's would only seal at 30-40.

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[kevinw]

I really like Mavic sealant but it's really expensive. Still sealing cuts in my Mavic UST tyres 6 months later.

Currently running orange seal endurance which seems at least as good as the Mavic stuff but will see how long it lasts.

Stumbled across something that stated that the Mavic sealant was supplied by adhestick who own "Joe's No Flats" so strongly suspect it's the same stuff. Good because "No flats" is a third of the price.

[cveks]

on which pressure , PSI do you run your tubeless tires?

I ride now Vittoria Corsa Speed TLR on my training wheels , and I weight 82 kg, and inflate them to 110 PSI.

[TobinHatesYou]

on which pressure , PSI do you run your tubeless tires?

I ride now Vittoria Corsa Speed TLR on my training wheels , and I weight 82 kg, and inflate them to 110 PSI.

Corsa Speed TLR on training wheels? I got something like 800mi out of my rear Corsa Speed TLR before the tread completely wore through.

Anyway 110psi is too much pressure even for 82kg. For 23mm tubeless tires at your weight, I would run 95psi max. 25mm tires, 90psi max.

[RocketRacing]

Mucoff sealant sealed non tubless mtb tires for me. Fantastic stuff.

[TobinHatesYou]

Mucoff sealant sealed non tubless mtb tires for me. Fantastic stuff.

I've tried it with road tires. I couldn't even get slow leaks from the initial seal plugged. All these sealants that claim they won't dry out like Muc-Off No Punctures, Slime STR, Finish Line...they're really messy and hard to clean off surfaces.

Stick to Orange Seal. If it's hard to find in your area, go with Bontrager TLR sealant.

[RocketRacing]

Mucoff sealant sealed non tubless mtb tires for me. Fantastic stuff.

I've tried it with road tires. I couldn't even get slow leaks from the initial seal plugged. All these sealants that claim they won't dry out like Muc-Off No Punctures, Slime STR, Finish Line...they're really messy and hard to clean off surfaces.

Stick to Orange Seal. If it's hard to find in your area, go with Bontrager TLR sealant.

Everything dries out. Finishline backed off that claim a while back.

Back to muckoff... so far so good for me. Sealing non tubless tires tubless was impressive. Holding air like a champ.

The downside i see with the thick sealant is reduced rapid redistribution of the sealant. With the watery stuff, stop riding an most of it quickly drops to the bottom. You can easy get sealant where you need it. With the thick stuff, it plugs well, but if the current coat in an aera is not enough... good luck getting more there fast, especially as it starts to dry out and get thicker still.

[TobinHatesYou]

At least it smells like raspberries? I still have a cup of it on my workbench because I wanted to see what it looked/felt like when dried out. It dries into a relatively stiff, doughy consistency with very little elasticity. There also seems to be less leftover material than Orange Seal, so that's one reason why it lasts longer...there's just more water/glycol/whatever in the mixture. The Orange Seal is on top and you can see it dried into a nice little stretchy elastic disk.

[Nefarious86]

Tobin have you used Tune One Shot at all?

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[TobinHatesYou]

Tobin have you used Tune One Shot at all?

Didn’t even know Tune had a sealant. At this point I’m not inclined to test any new sealants because none have lived up to claims. I figure if something is good enough to unseat Orange Seal, people will spread the word. When I talked to Orange Seal at Sea Otter they just laughed at "long lasting" sealants...either sealants last a long time or they plug holes, not both.

[zefs]

Well you can use more of the one that lasts long time if it is having trouble to seal. But it depends on what kind of punctures you are getting I guess, mine are usually small ones that seal with more watery sealants without problem.

It's also how much sealant was used to seal the tire, on UST you can go without sealant.

[willmac]

I’ve got the Milkit sealant in mine at the moment. It’s much different to everything else, it’s thick in the bottle so solids are suspended without the need for shaking. Don’t know if that’s good or bad or just different. I removed one of my tires to take a peak at how it was inside and due to the thickness, it really costs the entire inside of the tire which should bode well for punctures, I haven’t had any that I am aware of yet. Supposedly ok for CO2 which is nice for those who don’t want to carry a pump around.