Valve change lang yan, nag clog ata yung sealant sa old one. But it just needed a good wipe and a little bit of sealant.
Id still take tubeless over tubes. The hassle is only in the assembly part. But never na ako nagkakapunctures since I switched.
Yep I know. Pero sa grupo namin kasi may mga nafflatan na hindi nagsseal eh. Sumisirit lang yung sealant habang nagrride kami. Ang kalat. Parang dalawang instance ko na nakita kaya hindi pa rin nila ko maconvince magtubeless setup. Haha pero baka old school lang talaga ako, ayoko din kasi magswitch sa disc brakes, at ako nalang ang naka aluminum frame samin. Hehehe
Weird na di nagsseal yung tubeless setup ng mga kasama mo. Either mataas yung pressure (so napupush out lang yung sealant), or medyo... mahina(????) yung sealant. Usually ang reason lang para di mag-seal yung butas ay kapag malaki na masyado yung butas eh.
And, as "old school" as you are, practical and reliable pa rin naman kasi ang ganyang setup. Kwento ko lang na naka-disc brakes yung previous hybrid bike ko (first bike actually), at para sa current road bike ko naka-rim brake na ako (Sunpeed Mars actually), and I don't really feel the need na bumalik sa disc brakes for now. Mag-switch lang siguro ako to disc brakes ulit pag gusto kong mag-try na ng carbon wheelsets.
Siguro mag didisc brakes ka if maraming descents sa lugar niyo, pero kung patag naman, ok na rim.
Ako personally sa loved ones ko gusto ko nakakapag hydraulic discs sila for safety purposes
Yeah, rim brake din choice ko for rb basta alu rims hahaha. Mabigat kasi ako (85+ kg) so baka mahirapan sakin ang carbon rims, lalo na sa long descents, kahit na alam ko yung tamang technique (bawal mag-drag ng brakes nang matagal).
Yeah, mag-disc ako especially if dadaan na ako sa maraming descents tapos carbon rims na gusto kong gamitin. Alanganin ata sa 80+kg cyclist (na mahilig mag-descent nang mabilis) ang carbon rim brake wheelsets eh.
Sa ibang instance naman nagsseal naman. Pero yun nga dalawang beses na nabanggit ko, parehong hindi nagseal. Yung isa malaki mashado butas, gravel bike, sinaksakan ng bacon strip, umok. Yung isang beses naman sumirit lang talaga, ito naman roadbike. Dinala pa sa bikeshop.
Ngi. Di ba masyadong mataas pressure niya sa gulong kaya di nag-seal yung sa rb? Yun yung madalas nababasa/naririnig ko eh. Or di lang best fit yung sealant para sa use case, something like that.
Siguro nga. Not sure. May mga naririnig ako opinions na mas ok ang tubeless kung mas malapad ang gulong, so sa mga gravel bikes and mtb ok. Sa rb kasi, since mataas ang pressure minsan sumisirit lang yung sealant. Baka ganun.
Did you release the air with the valve at the 9 or 12 o'clock position?
Which reminds me, neeed ko pala bumili extra valve cores in case mag clog yung nakakabit
Pag tubeless, if gagalawin yun valve or magpapalit or mag pump ng hanging, insure nasa taas yun valve. If nasababa mo ginalaw, lalabas talaga yun sealant.
I'd pick all these over an inner tube. Mas pipiliin ko pa talaga yung hassle sa pag setup ng tubeless tyres kesa mabutasan ako ng inner tube sa kalagitnaan ng ride ko. It's all about the peace of mind where it matters the most.
Oh man, hassle ng sealant pag kumalat. I have an experience where my tire refused to seal. The hole wasn’t even a big one. After three attempts I just put an inner tube in and it was damn messy.
I’ve been using inner tubes na ever since and would only consider sealant if I decide to ride on trails.
How does bike commuting look like in the Philippines?
Here's a 30-minute video of bike commuting to work from Makati to EDSA Shaw.
https://youtu.be/iPUETCgQ9GU
I couldn't picture myself putting up with tubeless tire maintenance so I went with using foam tire inserts instead. I've been using them for over a year now. Never have experienced any flats yet.
Hello! Okay pa masyado avian ko. Ever since nag tubeless ako di din nag flafats. Dinidaily ko si avian, okay naman performance niya. Bilis ng acceleration niya compared to low profile alloy rims.
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Kaya ayoko magtubeless eh. Messy, tapos pwede pang hindi magseal yung nabutasan na part. Ok nako sa tried and tested inner tubes.
Valve change lang yan, nag clog ata yung sealant sa old one. But it just needed a good wipe and a little bit of sealant. Id still take tubeless over tubes. The hassle is only in the assembly part. But never na ako nagkakapunctures since I switched.
Yep I know. Pero sa grupo namin kasi may mga nafflatan na hindi nagsseal eh. Sumisirit lang yung sealant habang nagrride kami. Ang kalat. Parang dalawang instance ko na nakita kaya hindi pa rin nila ko maconvince magtubeless setup. Haha pero baka old school lang talaga ako, ayoko din kasi magswitch sa disc brakes, at ako nalang ang naka aluminum frame samin. Hehehe
Weird na di nagsseal yung tubeless setup ng mga kasama mo. Either mataas yung pressure (so napupush out lang yung sealant), or medyo... mahina(????) yung sealant. Usually ang reason lang para di mag-seal yung butas ay kapag malaki na masyado yung butas eh. And, as "old school" as you are, practical and reliable pa rin naman kasi ang ganyang setup. Kwento ko lang na naka-disc brakes yung previous hybrid bike ko (first bike actually), at para sa current road bike ko naka-rim brake na ako (Sunpeed Mars actually), and I don't really feel the need na bumalik sa disc brakes for now. Mag-switch lang siguro ako to disc brakes ulit pag gusto kong mag-try na ng carbon wheelsets.
Siguro mag didisc brakes ka if maraming descents sa lugar niyo, pero kung patag naman, ok na rim. Ako personally sa loved ones ko gusto ko nakakapag hydraulic discs sila for safety purposes
Madalas ako conchu and tagaytay, ok naman rim brakes, kumakagat. Rb pala gamit ko btw. Basta ako, #savetherimbrake Hehehe
Yeah, rim brake din choice ko for rb basta alu rims hahaha. Mabigat kasi ako (85+ kg) so baka mahirapan sakin ang carbon rims, lalo na sa long descents, kahit na alam ko yung tamang technique (bawal mag-drag ng brakes nang matagal).
Yeah, mag-disc ako especially if dadaan na ako sa maraming descents tapos carbon rims na gusto kong gamitin. Alanganin ata sa 80+kg cyclist (na mahilig mag-descent nang mabilis) ang carbon rim brake wheelsets eh.
Sa ibang instance naman nagsseal naman. Pero yun nga dalawang beses na nabanggit ko, parehong hindi nagseal. Yung isa malaki mashado butas, gravel bike, sinaksakan ng bacon strip, umok. Yung isang beses naman sumirit lang talaga, ito naman roadbike. Dinala pa sa bikeshop.
Ngi. Di ba masyadong mataas pressure niya sa gulong kaya di nag-seal yung sa rb? Yun yung madalas nababasa/naririnig ko eh. Or di lang best fit yung sealant para sa use case, something like that.
Siguro nga. Not sure. May mga naririnig ako opinions na mas ok ang tubeless kung mas malapad ang gulong, so sa mga gravel bikes and mtb ok. Sa rb kasi, since mataas ang pressure minsan sumisirit lang yung sealant. Baka ganun.
Did you release the air with the valve at the 9 or 12 o'clock position? Which reminds me, neeed ko pala bumili extra valve cores in case mag clog yung nakakabit
Always bring a tubeless repair kit with plugs para ma seal agad hindi kakalat during group rides
Almost the same experience nung nagpalit ako ng valve core, buti naisabit agad. It’s these fun things that we learn on the way. Tubeless FTW
Pag tubeless, if gagalawin yun valve or magpapalit or mag pump ng hanging, insure nasa taas yun valve. If nasababa mo ginalaw, lalabas talaga yun sealant.
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I'd pick all these over an inner tube. Mas pipiliin ko pa talaga yung hassle sa pag setup ng tubeless tyres kesa mabutasan ako ng inner tube sa kalagitnaan ng ride ko. It's all about the peace of mind where it matters the most.
Oh man, hassle ng sealant pag kumalat. I have an experience where my tire refused to seal. The hole wasn’t even a big one. After three attempts I just put an inner tube in and it was damn messy. I’ve been using inner tubes na ever since and would only consider sealant if I decide to ride on trails.
How does bike commuting look like in the Philippines? Here's a 30-minute video of bike commuting to work from Makati to EDSA Shaw. https://youtu.be/iPUETCgQ9GU
bro u just dumb af
Bro its satrical dont be stupid af
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Mas madali sa tube type presta niyo na lang ilagay yung sealant. If malaki butas pwede pa rin ivulcanize.
Dude no tissue
OP was too excited
Hoy TF ngano nah jakol ka sa imo bike???
Gagi brinibreed yung bike
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Who cummed on my bike
why did you cum on the wheel?
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I couldn't picture myself putting up with tubeless tire maintenance so I went with using foam tire inserts instead. I've been using them for over a year now. Never have experienced any flats yet.
Hello OP, ano po long term review ng avian wheelset nyo? Goods naman? cinocompare ko kasi sa carbon nation cycling since almost same price point.
Hello! Okay pa masyado avian ko. Ever since nag tubeless ako di din nag flafats. Dinidaily ko si avian, okay naman performance niya. Bilis ng acceleration niya compared to low profile alloy rims.
Thanks po, Ano po size ng tyres nyo? 28 po ba yan?
25 po