Here's how to fix a tubeless flat in under a minute with the OneUp EDC Tubeless Plug Kit. If you're racing this could save your day.
1. Install the OneUp Jabber into your EDC Tool.
2. Load up the Jabber with 2 tubeless plugs. Using 2 plugs gives you the best chance of fixing a puncture fast.
3. Reassemble the stash capsule and put your tool back in your fork.
The next time you get a flat:
1. Grab your EDC tool jump off your bike and find the hole as fast as possible. The quicker you plug the hole with your finger the less pressure you'll lose and the less you'll need to pump your tire back up.
2. Stab the tubeless plug into the hole and leave about 5mm of plug outside of your tire.
3. Hold the plugs on the tire and pull out the Jabber. Push the tail ends of the plug on to the tire seal it some more and you're done plugging the hole.
4. Grab your pump and quickly reinflate your tire and you're done fixing your flat, so you can get back to your ride or race run."
When you get back home its worth trimming the plug back flush with your tire tread. To prevent the plug being pulled on when you're riding
It's worth practicing plugging a hole at home on an old tire before you need to do it on trail in a rush.
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