If you are a mountain, gravel, or even road cyclist, you have surely heard of the tubeless system. But do you really know what it is and why it has become a standard in modern cycling? Let's break it down.
What is a tubeless sealant?
A sealant is a liquid introduced inside the tire to automatically seal small punctures that may occur during your ride. This product is designed to offer additional protection against punctures, cuts, and other minor damage, without the need to stop to repair or replace the tire.
How does it work?
When the wheel is punctured, as the air escapes and the pressure changes, the sealant goes into action. It moves toward the hole and, thanks to its special formula, coagulates rapidly, forming a solid barrier that seals the hole. This process allows you to keep riding without interruptions.
Why is it essential?
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Puncture prevention: The sealant forms a protective layer inside the tire, automatically sealing small holes and preventing flats.
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Weight reduction: By not needing inner tubes, the tubeless system is lighter, which contributes to improving the bike's efficiency and speed.
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Increased traction: The ability to easily adjust tire pressure improves traction on different terrains, providing better control and grip.
When should you change it?
The sealant liquid does not last forever. Over time, it can dry out or lose effectiveness. It is recommended to check and, if necessary, replace the sealant every 2 to 3 months, especially if you notice pressure loss or if you have been riding in extreme conditions.
Why choose Relber?
At Relber, we offer a high-quality sealant; our top priority is protecting your bike against the punctures that can occur, and it is designed to adapt to different disciplines and conditions. Whether you practice MTB, gravel, or road cycling, we have the right product for you.
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Visit our online store and discover our range of sealants and other maintenance products to keep your bike in optimal condition. Don't let a puncture stop you!
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