Tubeless ooze!
Sambuca
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Have recently mounted up some standard non tubeless maxxis tyres on tubeless rims, got them on fine and inflated and holding pressure. Noticed the next day a black oily ooze coming out around the bead - still holing pressure but it's a few big drops each day and is oily to touch. Can't see how it can be the stans sealant escaping as surely it would deflate at the same time??
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Also Stans sealant is white. Has it got the Black Oil Virus?Uncompromising extremist0
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It was white when I put it in.... Black oil virus??0
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Sorry,that was a crap joke
TBH I have no idea what it is- the sealant'll sometimes leak a little but it comes out as white as it went in, or should. Is it coming from both tyres?Uncompromising extremist0 -
Ha I see! Yeah both tyres stood up overnight and you can see it running from the bead down the tyre and on the garage floor, about the size of a 50p pence each tyre, one is an older Minion super tacky and one is a brand new 60a ADvantage0
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It's probably the Stan's sealant, but it's picked up a bit of dirty crap from the tyre on it's path to oozing out.0
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YeehaaMcgee wrote:It's probably the Stan's sealant, but it's picked up a bit of dirty crap from the tyre on it's path to oozing out.
This, can't see what else it would be, unless you store your bike in an oven or something.
[crudcatcher response] It's probably got aids[/crudcatcher response]0 -
Hi OP
I emailed Stans about this when it happened to my tire.
Was running cheapo version of Conti Speed Kings. Say tire, as it only happened with the rear tire.
Clearish oil with a black tinge.
Stans requested photo, but never got any further info after sending pics in. The tire stopped leaking the liquid after about a month and all is good now ;-)
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austinsoft- that's interesting that they wanted to see it, one of mine has lost a little air but not much so hopefully will sort itself after a bit of settling in, cheers0
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remember the issues a while back where the sealant was eating the rubber of some tyres to such a degree that on maker had a list od what tyres not to use with their sealant.
Nom Nom."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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Aye, I was wondering about that... And the photo that people always use to illustrate it is a highroller iirc, that's gone a bit elephant man. But I've used loads of maxxi tubeless and they've all been fine- seems it'd take a lot of tyre to turn sealant black.Uncompromising extremist0
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Heard all sorts of rumors about plasticizers leaching from tires etc and saw the pictures, but my tire suffered no noticeable deterioration.
I have probably done around 500 miles since going tubeless and around 400 since the oily substance stopped leaking out.
So hopefully no problem for the OP either ;-)
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austinsoft wrote:I have probably done around 500 miles since going tubeless and around 400 since the oily substance stopped leaking out.
So hopefully no problem for the OP either ;-)
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YeehaaMcgee
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