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Tufo C-Hi Composite Carbon Tubular Clincher Tyre

Application of composite puncture proof ply and high composite carbon tread compound made possible to use thinner tread and still maintain high mileage.
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How do you deal with punctures on tubular tires? I know that punctures are less likely, but not impossible. I'd hate to have to push my bike home.
asked 1 year ago
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IanGill
on C-Hi Composite Carbon Tubular Clincher Tyre
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answer 1
buy the tufo extreme sealant. tufo say to put in in after you puncture not before. shake it well. take the valve out. put in the sealant ..put the valve back in..gas up the tyre.. rotate the wheel to check its working and away you go. much faster than changing a tube.. g.t.
answered 10 months ago
by
mrcompulsiveexcessive
 - melbourne
answer 2
just take the old tyre off,they can be quite hard to pull off but don't use screwdrivers or anything as a tyre leaver as it may damage you rim. Put the new tubular on, the old tape will come off but you will have enough stick to get you home. Just take it easy on the way home though around fast steep corners. Then when home clean your rim and put new tape on and put the tubular back on.
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