To remove or not to remove that is the question

[warped one]

Ok so after a few hairy moments on the bike, with it drifting through corners, which tbh was fun to begin with , but soon got just plain scarey, has just turned poo.

Washing th bike today found not 1 but 1 pieces of metal in the rear tyre, now, I have got some of that tyre moose. But should I remove the pieces and then squirt it in or leave the in and still squirt it in?

Cheers

Warped
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amnesia - Never in the history of usernames has one been more accurate. Warped indeed. You sir are a fecking oddball.

[salty21]

not sure how the moose works but when i had a puncture very similar to yours a few weeks ago, i used slime and opted for the leave it in approach at first but eventually it fell out on its own anyway. the slime held it together for a while but after a week or so it let go whilst on the way to work and sprayed out all over the place .

does the moose set in the tyre or does it stay wet like slime and only dry in the punctures?
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[Finglonga]

[warped one]

That is happening on Tuesday at he earliest hopefully.

And with this I also got a bollocking off the missus for not taking her camping tonight. :whoops:

Cheers

Warped
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amnesia - Never in the history of usernames has one been more accurate. Warped indeed. You sir are a fecking oddball.

[Noxious89123]

I always remove stuff from my tyre, stops it getting forced further in. I'd rather remove something and have the tyre deflate whilst I'm at home, then have it randomly deflate whilst I'm at work / out somewhere / riding the bike.
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