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Tubeless tires never go flat when you are driving. Only when you stop. (Unless it’s a blow-out).

You need to have a battery powered pump, maybe 60 dollars. Pump up a flat and drive to gas station.

You can also fix tubeless tires without removing them. 10 dollar kit and 3 minute tutorial…..

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Thanks Jim...I need one of those spray can tyre repair things I think...it worked well once before! I just thought I was oh-so clever just taking the wheel off and dropping it off at the garage to get it fixed...until the damn thing was rusted/glued on (the dust here dries like cement!). Hope all's well and thanks for the top tips!

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Hope your energy levels pick up very soon....it can take weeks after this damn virus....

Really enjoyable read, as ever, btw!

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Thanks a lot Sian! We're feeling a lot better thanks.

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Man, covid, heatwaves, and fires? I am so sorry...

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It's all good in Vale das Estrelas and are lucky our fabulous breeze coming from the coast has returned to keep us a little cooler! I loved your post about Sarajevo post and walkabout video!

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Glad to hear you've had some relief. And thanks! Appreciate hearing that!

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Have you tried walloping the wheel with a large hammer?

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Concensus seems to be I go all Thor on Siouxsie's axle...thanks for the tip!

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