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PostPosted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:54 am 
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Anyone has this tyre running with No-Tubes "milk" in it ? No probs ?


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PostPosted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 10:31 am 
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"Milk" being Stan's sealant, then I know several people running the non-UST Ardents with Stan's with no problems. I'm pretty sure that they are all running Stan's rims as well FWIW. I'm actually planning this swap in the next couple of weeks.


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Should have mentioned i'm running Stan's rims too.


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I'm running a 2.4 Ardent upfront on a 5.1 rim with no problems. Sealed up pretty easily with just yellow tape.


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Been running 2.4 Ardents on No Tubes Flow rims w/ Stan's for over a year now with no issues.


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Well ,the tyres went on smoothly and with no issue's , BUT ....both have a "woble" (what's the right word here??) , can't feel it when riding but i see it and it makes me nervous. Is this normal with these tyres or is the combination ,Olympic rim - Ardent a no go ??


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Are you sure you fully seated the bead on the rim?


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Are you sure you fully seated the bead on the rim?

Think so , inflated it up to 5 bar , heard a loud and clear "pop" .


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Christ D. wrote:
Bolo wrote:
Are you sure you fully seated the bead on the rim?

Think so , inflated it up to 5 bar , heard a loud and clear "pop" .


Is the line around the circumference of the tire just above the rim perfectly concentric with the rim? If not, it can cause a wobble. So, if not, try it again with a little soapy water. I've occasionally had a tire that took a couple of tries.

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Christ D. wrote:
Bolo wrote:
Are you sure you fully seated the bead on the rim?

Think so , inflated it up to 5 bar , heard a loud and clear "pop" .


Take it to 6 bar. You might be surprised how much it takes to fully seat.


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mtbchip wrote:
Christ D. wrote:
Bolo wrote:
Are you sure you fully seated the bead on the rim?

Think so , inflated it up to 5 bar , heard a loud and clear "pop" .


Take it to 6 bar. You might be surprised how much it takes to fully seat.


It doesn't take that much. 6 bar is almost 90 psi. He might be surprised alright.

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:40 am 
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mtbchip wrote:

It doesn't take that much. 6 bar is almost 90 psi. He might be surprised alright.

I'll ask my wife to do it :twisted:
Hahaha , just kidding. I'll give it another try with some soapy water , and go to 5 bar. Thx.


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Not Maxxis, but I recently did my first tubeless conversion, Schwalbe Ralph on back, Ron up front on Mavic 223 rims. Both tires have a similar wobble that you refer to. I tried hard to get them straight, with no luck. I've done a few rides with no ill affects, so you should be fine.


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