Yes, faster than butyl tubes, maybe 15psi loss (from ~80 psi) in a week. I've not had one go completely flat while in the garage though even after a month, maybe you have a dodgy valve or the area around the valve seems to be a common leak path.
Yes, faster than butyl tubes, maybe 15psi loss (from ~80 psi) in a week. I've not had one go completely flat while in the garage though even after a month, maybe you have a dodgy valve or the area around the valve seems to be a common leak path.
Thanks - the tyre was probably around 45 PSI and was flat enough that I could see tyre was flat. So I _guess_ it was down at 10 PSI or less. Must be a very slow puncture. Bloody annoying as I‘ve rode on it twice and it was expensive - won’t be buying another one :-(
Thanks - the tyre was probably around 45 PSI and was flat enough that I could see tyre was flat. So I _guess_ it was down at 10 PSI or less. Must be a very slow puncture. Bloody annoying as I‘ve rode on it twice and it was expensive - won’t be buying another one :-(
Patch it? I had a thorn puncture and I put an instant TPU patch on and it held pressure no leaks for 6 hours so I'll carry it as a spare and I'm confident it's good to use.
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