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Old 02-20-2019, 10:33 AM
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Tubeless Setup

I'm about to convert my Belgium+ to tubeless. What valves have people had luck with? Is there a kit that anyone recommends with valves and sealant (I already have rim tape). What's the best bang for your buck patch kit out there?
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Old 02-20-2019, 10:37 AM
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I'm about to convert my Belgium+ to tubeless. What valves have people had luck with? Is there a kit that anyone recommends with valves and sealant (I already have rim tape). What's the best bang for your buck patch kit out there?
I used these tubeless valves:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1pr-Black-38mm-Speed-Evolution-Alloy-Tubeless-Valve-Stems-Presta-27-5-Rim-Core/251759509771?hash=item3a9e09410b:g:GvsAAOSwVFlUH6C X:rk:5f:0
I used this sealant for Road wheels:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ORANGE-SEAL-BICYCLE-BIKE-TUBELESS-TIRE-SEALANT-8-OZ-237ml-TWIST-LOCK-INJECTOR/283349225814?epid=2254351075&hash=item41f8ee1156:g :PLIAAOSwu3ZcR3HF:rk:7f:0
I used this sealant for Off-Road wheels:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Stans-NoTubes-Race-Sealant-for-Tubeless-Mountain-Bike-Tires-32oz-Bottle/302835805824?epid=25027580224&hash=item46826bae80: g:jHkAAOSwstJZSsQ2:rk:1f:0


No issues with anything above. Plenty of colors available for valve stems. Fast shipping. No issues with either sealant type. The small bottle of orange seal does come with a nice applicator hose. I used HED tape as well that came with the Belgium + wheels. For Tires: I've used Schwalbe Pro1 700x25s
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Old 02-20-2019, 10:56 AM
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I used these tubeless valves:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1pr-Black-38mm-Speed-Evolution-Alloy-Tubeless-Valve-Stems-Presta-27-5-Rim-Core/251759509771?hash=item3a9e09410b:g:GvsAAOSwVFlUH6C X:rk:5f:0
I used this sealant for Road wheels:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ORANGE-SEAL-BICYCLE-BIKE-TUBELESS-TIRE-SEALANT-8-OZ-237ml-TWIST-LOCK-INJECTOR/283349225814?epid=2254351075&hash=item41f8ee1156:g :PLIAAOSwu3ZcR3HF:rk:7f:0
I used this sealant for Off-Road wheels:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Stans-NoTubes-Race-Sealant-for-Tubeless-Mountain-Bike-Tires-32oz-Bottle/302835805824?epid=25027580224&hash=item46826bae80: g:jHkAAOSwstJZSsQ2:rk:1f:0


No issues with anything above. Plenty of colors available for valve stems. Fast shipping. No issues with either sealant type. The small bottle of orange seal does come with a nice applicator hose. I used HED tape as well that came with the Belgium + wheels. For Tires: I've used Schwalbe Pro1 700x25s
Thank you. I'll probably go with the Stan's all the time since I do more gravel riding. I'll be running Schwalbe G-one speeds.
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Old 02-20-2019, 11:06 AM
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Stan's makes nice valves too!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Stans-No-Tubes-Wtb-Style-Presta-Tubeless-Valve-Stems-40mm-Brass-Pair/191924287778?epid=1284605120&hash=item2caf943922:g :4s0AAOSwLNxcDi44:rk:3f:0
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Old 02-20-2019, 12:50 PM
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Pick up a couple extra valve cores so you can change them if they start to clog up...

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Old 02-20-2019, 01:12 PM
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Pick up a couple extra valve cores so you can change them if they start to clog up...
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I've had good luck using valve cores from old/flatted Conti tubes in Stan's tubeless valves. They are basically free.
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Old 02-20-2019, 01:14 PM
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ive had good luck with mariposa cafe latex. + their tubeless stems
but ive heard the tire makes the biggest difference. in regards to set up and reliability. ?
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Old 02-20-2019, 01:24 PM
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I also went all-in with Stan's.

Replaced the HED factory tape which looked a bit choppy around the valve hole. 2 wraps around.

No probs for the first season. Then when I went to clean out the dried sealant, it was NOT dried! So I left the other tire alone.
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