What made it unfixable? On Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 11:33:09 PM UTC-5, masmojo wrote: > > FWIW, I've converted 6 wheels to tubeless in the last 6 weeks. Jumped out > on my most recent set up the other day hauling ass when, near as I can tell > a large lug nut that was wedged up against a traffic dot, flatted my back > tire. > I struck it so hard that it lifted the rear of my bike 2 or 3 inches off > the ground & broke the traffic dot free from the cement, which in turn went > skittering across the road. > I immediately knew there was no way it was going to seal on it's own > luckily I was only 2 miles from the house. > I plugged the entry hole only to discover there was A PINCH FLAT! It seems > that even with 50 PSI, the tire compressed enough to pinch the sidewall > between the rim & the debris!!! I thought "just my luck; only I would get > an unfixable flat in a brand new tire only days after setting it up" 🙄 > So one new tire later I am back on the road! > > https://photos.app.goo.gl/XdDj673t8isHNzRe9 > >
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