tires?> To me, this opens up a whole new can of worms. Does this mean, that if you > use slime, that you have to buy new tubes every time you purchase new
like> If so, then what about the tubes that are being sold pre-slimed? Sounds
of> we could use know how from the insiders, cuz I personally never thought of > that aspect. If we can't reuse slimed tubes, then we should not purchase > pre-slimed tubes unless we are purchasing a tire as well. Plus, the cost
where> tires just went up for those of us that do use the slime. Anyone know
I bought the moose pre slimed tube. And when I mounted the tire and filled it with air, it was kinda laying flat on my workbench. And it would blow slime back out the valve like that. So I did what Jeff said. I put the wheel back on the bike, rotated the wheel to got the valve stem in the 10 -2 oclock position. Let it sit for a few minutes, and now I can check the tire pressure without blowing slime. So, to reuse a slimed tube, just let the air out like that, and the slime will be settled in the bottom of the tire. MotorMark> to get the nitty gritty answers to this intriguing question? > > Jim Sherlock