Also, I experience wrist pain on longer seated rides. After about an hour or so. On shorter, more technical rides, where I'm out of the saddle more I don't notice it as much.
In other news, is there a good way of repairing sidewall tears so they'll seal tubeless again? I kinda remember tire boots being sorta hit or miss.
Also, I experience wrist pain on longer seated rides. After about an hour or so. On shorter, more technical rides, where I'm out of the saddle more I don't notice it as much.
In other news, is there a good way of repairing sidewall tears so they'll seal tubeless again? I kinda remember tire boots being sorta hit or miss.
I'd sew the tear and apply a patch on both sides. It has worled for me plenty of times.
Having worked in the automotive tire biz, we would take a grinder with an abrasive wheel on to the insides of tires, not only to remove the shiny finish of rubber to promote better adhesion of the patch, but also to make surface smooth (the inside of tires is ribbed with lines in the rubber).
I'm just waiting for Pinkbike to release a video of the huck to flat with everyone present shouting "WORLDSTAR!!!" when they realise the frame is bent.
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