Cool and thanks. I don’t get a ton of flats, but I also use fairly heavy duty 
tires. so the ride quality thing/suppler  tires/easier spin up is what’s 
appealing. I keep coming down on different sides of it though. I read you still 
need to carry a tube, patch kit, plus plugs, sealant, valve remover and I was 
about ready to throw in the towel last night. Yet I woke up itching for it 
again. 

I guess I’ll have to try and see. Any recommendations for a starter kit? Stans 
looks good but that may be because it’s the only one I see with clear 
information and reviews.

You sealant in tubes people, how lightweight of a tire are you running? This 
would be pretty appealing if worked on something really thin. 

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