🚴 Optimized Dynaplug Carbon Racer for Tubeless Bike Wheels Review

Very handy, light and compact. But there's no reason it should cost that much. Of course I bought it anyway, so here's the thing.

Haven't used it yet but it's very light. Definitely a good thing! Except that the frame adapter seems too flimsy to hold it behind the bottle cage. There is no strap. So if you go into the brush (voluntarily or not) you have to worry about the rubber clips staying hard. I put this in my shirt or seat pocket.

I received the Carbon Racer with great enthusiasm. Having used the aluminum version with great success, I was excited about the included bracket. Unfortunately, the mount doesn't hold the tool securely and the tool isn't as strong as the aluminum model. The most disappointing thing was the fit. Just grab the aluminum version and slip it in your pocket. Sigh.

Product is excellent except for the bottle cage mount. lost while cycling. Recommend the company to make the binding more secure and warn customers for a while that it is better to discard the binding and put it in the saddlebag as it is not secure enough. I should have followed my initial intuition instead of using a begging mount. Although I'm pissed I will buy another one to replace it.

. Landed on a sharp rock on a wicked 9 mile single track in a 60 mile gravel race. I had Dynaplug and CO2 in my jersey pocket with the valve head pre-screwed. I thought my race was over when the seal failed to do its job. It took longer to clear the mud and find the hole than it did to plug it with the Dynaplug - plug it in, pull it out, turn the wheel off and the sealant plus plug sealed the hole in just a few seconds. I exhaled some air and spent the rest of the race chasing my back. The only