Soggy Bottom On Top The Mountain
Was going to NOT ride today given the misty rain and forecast for heavier rain, but my mood was turning shittier than a wet dog turd, so I grabbed the rain jacket, the Mamasita, the camera (and a nice strong ZipLoc for it) and headed to the mountain. I was going to EMBRACE the wet and mud.
Well I embraced it alright, Ma Nature gave me a bitch slap and an UN golden shower by turning that mist into a steady drizzle and then a steady downpour. Why does she have to be such a bitch?? Still had some fun. Did a new trail or two, and did some others in reverse.
Towards the end I got a slow leak in my rear tire. I'm happy to say that this was the closest I've come to a flat tire this season! GOD BLESS YOU STAN!! I think the only reason it wouldn't seal up was that I really can not remember the last time I had Stan-goo put in. But now that I have FINALLY sort of had a flat I can talk about it and not jinx myself. I can't enough about how freaking BOSS going tubeless and Stan's is! 7 months of riding and racing and NO flats until today. Stan = TITZ!!Later.


1 Comments:
they make an injector that you can squeeze more stans into your tire. It will most likely seal up after that.
I've only had two flats that wouldn't seal back up after either pumping the tire back up, or adding more stans with an injector. One was a like 2 inch cut in the sidewall. The other was a weird but big puncture in the same place that a previous puncture was in. I tried the tire "plugs" or patches or whatever. I don't like them. They seem to pull back out after riding for too long (like 30+ miles).
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