Description Dynaplug's Air Tubeless Tire Repair Kit includes two threaded 16-gram CO2 cartridges and an air hose. One cartridge fills a 26x4.6 fat tire from 0-14psi and will inflate the average tubeless mountain bike tire to over 50psi. This tool works with all threaded 12-25-gram CO2 cartridges. NOTE: ROAD TIRE Insertion/CO2 Tube and Plugs are about half the length of the MTB style. ROAD TIRE plugs can't be used for MTB insertion & vice versa.
Here's how it works: 1) Insert the repair nozzle into the puncture. 2) Open the regulated air valve to achieve the desired pressure. 3) Close the valve and remove the tool. The plug will hold air and seal the puncture simultaneously.
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by Timberwolve17
Central Tx
One of those unfortunate necessities of cycling.
I made the swap to tubeless after a weekends of flats and was worried about events where i would consider installing a river and decided this was a nightmare. After reading many positive reviews about dynaplug in the mountain biking world, i figured give this a try. I, have not needed to use this yet, but a friend recently had a flat that his sealant did not seal and we watched as sealant poured out while trying to reinflate their tire. I offered my new Dynaplug, BAM. Quick and easy, the instructions really are that simple. Back to riding stop much quicker than installing or swapping a tube. Scott road bike using continental 700c 28mm TR.
Would recommend 10/10.
Reviewed 10/23/2022
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0 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
While I have not had the need to use this product, its function is incredible. Although quite pricey, it is definitely well made.
Reviewed 3/13/2020
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