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Old 05-17-21, 07:50 AM
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aggiegrads
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I will do this for very small patches, but would use a tubeless-specific patch on a larger hole. I prefer the dynaplug to bacon strips, and have never lost one after installing. If I were to have a hole that the plug could not hold, I would want a fabric-reinforced patch that would resist separation in the tire. This would be especially true for the higher pressures in a road tubeless setup. A regular patch could potentially herniate through the tire casing like a regular tube.

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