🥓 Enhanced MTB Bacon Strips Tubeless Tire Repair Kit with Insertion Tool Review

I had an L-shaped cut on my tire that the sealant didn't seal well. I had a slow leak coming out of him the whole time. After inflating the tire and putting the bike on the bike rack, I heard the leak worse than ever. I take a tire repair kit and fix the leak quickly and permanently. The storage case is a bit big for the contents. But I added other small details like the quick connect and the valve core. Holds everything well

Save my day, light weight and perfect bike plug size, I ride trails with high pressure tires then deflate before hitting the trail. I didn't notice this screw and rode with low pressure for a while. In fact, the built-in screw went through the sidewall, he had nothing to lose, so he even used a plug in both holes next to the rim, it worked! Even at 40+ psi around 3 bar to get home there is no leak. My Stan's liquid was probably fresh. I still hold it in my hands and take a small blade with me…

Too much for 10 bacon strips, inserting tool and container to carry. Cons: The insertion tool is huge (in diameter but also overall size - I have some insertion tools that are literally half the size) and as a result small punctures create large images and the tube it goes in is too big to fit once in a normal lower seat pocket. Four of these sets will probably fit in one of the carrying tubes. But it will work in an emergency and inexpensively :)

This repair kit saved my ass when I had a major puncture far from home. I simply pushed a strip of bacon into the hole with the tool provided and the latex in the tire did the trick. Having CO2 tanks to fill my tires, I was back on the road in 10 minutes (and it was my first tubeless repair). Since then I have driven a few thousand miles on this repaired tire with no leaks at the repair site. Note: Be sure to bring something to trim the excess bacon strip hanging out of the hole. Otherwise, you