🚴 Dynaplug Tubeless Tire Repair for Bicycles Review

My favorite connector. Better than bacon or Stan's stuff. Saved me multiple times. Works great when you need dual connection. The only thing that confuses me is that the end cap falls off easily so I had to tape it off.

I have used this set of plugs twice and managed to ride the same tire for the rest of my life. The other tire was a manufacturer fault but is still not eligible for a warranty evaluation. Bonus! I got a bunch of replacement parts for Stan's No Tube darts at the race, the darts fit this application tool! I will definitely buy a dyno plug when they run out. The sticky glue will stick to your tire over time.

Bought about a year ago, finally used today. Pretty smart tool. Of course, that's better than taking the tube out and putting it in a tubeless tire. This tool is very easy to use. I was on a really rocky trail after putting the cork in. I was a bit nervous walking down the rocks, much to my surprise he never deflated. I can even buy a racing model just because you can plug big holes with it and am very impressed with this product too.

I love this little connection kit. I wish my LBS had refill plugs, but just plan ahead and order refills before they run out. Spare parts come in packs of 5, so order a new pack when you open the last 5 packs and you'll be fine. Last time I accidentally ordered rounded tips and they worked better than I thought. Great kit and the puncture connects in less than 10 seconds if you keep the hose loaded.

I've been riding tubeless road bikes for about 3 years. Somehow I missed the memo on this technology until the summer. It happened while I was climbing to the foothills of the Truchas Mountains with my team of eight from Santa Fe, New Mexico. My rear tire started squirting sealant. I dismount, my partner forego my next steps to pop the bead, milk the sealant and install the pipe. Instead, he waves the dynaplug. A few seconds later I'm back in the saddle. Of course I wear this product today…

Got a carbon handle. The insertion mechanics were good. The initial puncture was quite small, so the plug enlarged it as it entered. Unplug and drove a few hundred meters. The material of the stopper was soft, as if dried out. It escaped and separated leaving only a small piece inside the tire (not visible from the outside) which eventually exposed the puncture. Tried a second plug with slightly better results but it still fell apart after a few hundred yards only more of it was left in the…

I was a little confused by the little spike at the end of the connector but after trying a few other brands I figured it out. I've tried several other brands with my 28c tubeless tires and the plugs "blow" out of the hole when I inflated the tire over 80lbs. I recently had a 3/16"3/4" long hex bolt that went right into my tire during a ride. The screw looked like it had been stuck in a tire. I prepared the dynaplug and pulled out the screw and inserted the plug. It's been two weeks and the tire