While flying last weekend, I saw a lot of cactus on some of the strips that we went into. I have heard that some tires may have kevlar, which may resist cactus. I suppose if any do, Wup's would.

Also wondered if you could slime them, but I guess not being FAA approved, that would be out of the question.

Anyone have any thoughts on this, and what to do to resist cactus punctures, aside from not flying these strips.

Thanks Gary[/url]

Slime is awesome stuff. Has it ever actually been prohibited by the FAA?

Used to have a similar issue mountain biking in the desert. There were heavy rubber strips you could buy to line the inside of your tire between the tire and the tube.

Hey Zane

I wouldn't think that it's an issue of whether it has been prohibbited, but rather , whether it has been approved. But I like the way you're thinkin

G

Gary--

We used the Slime for a while but it ends up dryn' out in the bottom of your tire and creates an imbalance in your tire, since that discovery I got a tip from one of our costumers and have researched and are now Very happily using a product called "No Tubes" and have added it to our list of "approved" sealers.


http://stansbikeparts.com/demo.wmv

Thanks Wup

You da man

Gary

Wup

How much would you put in an 8.50 tire, and any "tricks" to getting the stuff in there.

Thanks G

Oh, an we have it in stock! I had to order the other deal we spoke about so I will have that soon as well.

Brilliant

!.So what do YOU get for the stuff$
2How do you get it in the tube?
3.How much would I need
4.How much do you have to buy to get tht free bag of peanuts?
Mine are almost gone

Thanks again G

Yeah! Those peanuts are the nuts!

The Stuff is $22.00 and $5.00 for the applicator. It is pretty self explanatory for the install and EZ....

Shortfielder,

Thanks for letting me tag along for a bit last weekend. It was nice meeting you and your friends.

Lazflyn.

Look forward to seeing you again. These BCP'ers are everywhere. Just hard to identify with out shirts. Maybe someday

Later Gary

I use the notubes from stans in my mountain bike and have been for several years and wouldn't want to be without. It does have to be added every once in a while due to evaporation but it's great. 2 oz. per MTB wheel. How much does Wup recommend for a bushwheel?