60 Second Tubeless Puncture Repair

Here's how to really easily and quickly repair a tubeless puncture using a Dynaplug repair kit

[@JamesDownes]

99% effective. Wish I was you

[@lesand5484]

Isn't the metal tip on the plug a potential damager for the rim or rim tape?

[@MrKipperfish]

Potentially, yes. More importantly, you can't run an emergency tube in that tire if the plug doesn't seal the hole. Dynaplug is a product adapted from cars, where the metal end doesn't matter nearly as much. I personally don't understand the benefit over a traditional bacon strip tool, since those allow you to use a tube if needed.

[@RunBikeRun1]

@@MrKipperfish the brass tip keeps the high pressure road tire from spitting the plug back out. In this instance, that is the advantage over a typical bacon strip.

[@evanm.2300]

​@@RunBikeRun1not worth a damaged rim and cost for non pros. Ill just take my chances or put a innertube

[@evanm.2300]

​@AllenPosey is this a fact, or belief? Im asking cuz i dont know

[@gaza4543]

@@evanm.2300 it can and does come off, it serves no other purpose other than to aid penetration of the tier. So yes a hard brass end can cause damage in a carbon rim damage the rim tape. Its hardly held on rubber strip. it will also hinder tube insertion if the plug fails.

[@emnico6063]

Thanks for this video, but imma stay with clincher :)

[@mattchappell2002]

Ran 2 in mine for 4 months with no leakage. I’m so impressed with these over the last 2 years I now have fitted vittoria airliners and don’t carry a tube anymore. You do not need one.

[@DAZLIN6]

I bought the ali express version of this, It works a treat.

[@pcmjpcmj6854]

What research came up with the ' tubeless stops 99% of punctures' statistic?

[@Chris._P._Bacon]

Oh Gosh....look at my valve!! It's all clogged up with dried sealant....how will I pump the tire again. oh! I got a valve remover and a new valve....... All I do is whip out the old punctured tube, slap in the new one, and off I go, no excess tools are required, just 3 tire levers.

[@davidarthur]

3 tyre levers???

[@josorzo11]

Wouldn’t the spike eventually damage the rim ??

[@damo5219]

It’s been asked before. The answer was no. The metal tip eventually gets attached to tyre on the inside by sealant

[@zodgzod]

Only issue: current worldwide shortage of Dynaplugs!

[@Dreamweaver94]

Exactly like plugging a car tire, but easier. I wouldn't use this type of plug though, I don't like that metal spike being inside my rim. Couldn't a bad impact on that spike risk contact with your rim? A spike like that against a storm drain and a carbon rim could be a bad time.

[@user-nu5fx6en9h]

Helped me a lot, unlike the tradition tube way too much effort and time waste. This done in 5 mins or less

[@tim4168]

It takes around 5 minutes to change the tube (back wheel), front is done in 3 but yeah plug is a minute

[@d2704nny]

What if you're not at home, do you just ride on it? Isn't that a bit bumpy?

[@Atxcmtb]

You will ride it but it gets ground down by the road after a bit of riding, they are usually designed to last a good while

[@cbb3062]

Tublar for tha win

[@jameslopez958]

I will give this a try! All my bikes are Tubless! 🤔

[@aimxhere]

There was no "C" to be found in his "Pun_ture" :D

[@Maggie_n_Mitch23]

Bit like getting spiked by the police 🚔 only you DIY 😂😂

[@ryand141]

There will be a time when you can't do it and you'll be stuck there like a virgin on prom night.

[@timoakley277]

If you are going down that route, practice several times beforehand at home, otherwise you will have no chance. 😢

[@Jay-Jo4580]

I prefer tubes just vulcate them and good to go

[@ryand141]

Vulcate them? Patch them?

[@hugoportella4486]

Easy!!! 🤣

[@ricric9521]

Why don't I ever get tiny hole flats like that?? 😂

[@ElectricEndurance]

tubeless is a grift unless you're a pro rider

[@Adam-vm8kp]

How is it a “grift” exactly?

[@christenrten]

​@Adam-vm8kp tubes are $10 ($20 if you want something fancy). Tubeless products accessories never end. Think about it? Who has benefited most from the constant tubless hype?

[@pablosolano3553]

So far nothing replace an inner tube

[@tugazuga]

yeah then you reach home, you cut the plug, the next day the tire is flat, you pump the tire, go for a ride, leave with 5bar, and come back with 4bar, then the nightmare continues... 🤣🤣

[@Matthew-ez4ze]

I was behind a guy in our group who was squirting this sealant garbage all over the place every time he hit a bump. It was all over his bike, on my glasses, total sloppy mess. No thanks.

[@evanm.2300]

Probably stans. He needs orange seal

[@mbabyfishyo7627]

Just in time,just got a puncture and you happens to come to rescue thanks!.🙂

[@Ghost12561]

Now bring hammer and nail on your everyday ride lol

[@michaelmcdermott2721]

Hard pass

[@williamko4751]

Why? auto tires have been using such plugs for decades. And it is totally safe and effective. Educate yourself first.

[@michaelmcdermott2721]

@@williamko4751its a temporary fix at best at high speeds no way it's safe.

[@williamko4751]

@@michaelmcdermott2721 it is safe for 2 ton automobiles doing 70 mph. But it is not safe for bike.... C'mon you were wrong. Admit it.

[@jebbadiah]

@@williamko4751 automobiles run low pressure tyres with 3-3.5 bar pressure. Road bikes tyres/inner tubes are inflatet to up to around 8 bar...thats a whole lot more pressure. Tubeless is ok for low pressure bicycle wheels like MTB or maybe gravel...again much lower pressure due to the larger tyre. Not recommendable for high pressure road tyres though but everyone does as they wish of course.

[@williamko4751]

@@jebbadiah are there failure reports with this fix? I heard nothing, have you?

[@NewsYourViews]

I'd rather jog/walk home.

[@dh7314]

You’d rather walk home pushing your bike than cycle? Ok 👌

[@yupp9393]

Yeah you gotta replace the tire after this. That is not structurally sound. No tire manufacturer would recommend running a tire with a hole bigger than sealant itself couldn’t seal.

[@davidarthur]

Still running the tyre several weeks later and it's all good :)

[@ivanjednobiegowiec7656]

Also if you want to be 100% sure pop the tyre out, patch tyre from the inside and you are good as new.

[@zenza7120]

@@davidarthurdid you replace it? :)

[@doublejumpvideogames....]

So much faff

[@lucarusso7915]

That‘s a joke 👎🏽

[@izi941]

Roadies 🤦‍♂️ point of tubeless isn’t that it seals the (very small) punctures, but to be able to ride low pressures (sub 100psi on road) without getting pinch punctures. Sealant seals the gaps between the tyre and rim, not the punctures.

[@apfeofanov]

Говорят, герметос нормально летит по траектории на давлении 8 бар.

[@antoniopanaguiton9020]

When your in long ride and you need to bring a hammer🔨 to repair the tube less tire🤡

[@ppham]

He used the hammer to create the puncture….. lol

[@zedddddful]

Tubeless aka white shit splatting everywhere constantly refilling and cleaning the inside of wheels and still getting punctures for the sake of 5 minutes fixing a tube lol pass

[@izi941]

That tyre should be thrown away and not only because of the puncture

[@redtop-d6630]

no thanks

[@Fixed_Sprint]

The barb will mess up the rim on your next flat. Just stick to bacon strips.