I hardly even check my sealant, I just carry a 2oz bottle and if I spring a leak on the trail shoot up and keep rolling. This plus co2 of course, to reseat the bead if needed.
Then I can actually refill the little bottle and use saran wrap to create a good seal for next time.
What can I says Stans never lets you down or should I say flat. I always Stick with Stan
Easy to use bottle. The top fits in the valve core so there really is no mess.
This definitely works for my tubeless tire setup On my mountain bike. I used two bottles per tire last summer and now I am going on my second summer without having to reseal my tires.
At first, I balked at buying single-shot sealant. However, the small bottles are great if you have to re-seal tires during travel and don't want to pack a jug of sealant. Also, this packaging gives you the right dose for a single tire with the right amount of sealant particles in each dose...BTW, the stuff works. One of my tires (Schwalbe Rocket Ron) recently took a beating on rocky terrain. The sealant plugged several small holes so well that I didn't even notice the damage until I spotted little patches of sealant mixed with dirt stuck to the outside of the tread. Any ride where I don't have to waste time futzing with flats is a good ride.
I've been riding with Stans NoTubes on my road bike with latex tubes for several months, and have had no flats. I did have a puncture - the dreaded hiss - and looked down to see the white Stan's latex squirting out, and thought it had failed. But a few seconds later it worked its magic, sealed up, and I had enough air pressure remaining that I didn't need to stop, and wasn't dropped by my fast group ride.
To be better, they must sell in a one tire dose.
Very convenient to squirt into the tire valve. I'll keep a single use container for future measurement and buy a large bottle to refill it. Nice to know that after a puncture, I can re-inflate my tubular and still get home, at speed.
