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Nutrak Sealant Syringe, 150ml capacity

£12.99

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  • DESCRIPTION

      Nutrak Sealant Syringe - 150ml Capacity

      Precise, Mess-Free Application: The Nutrak Sealant Syringe provides a clean, accurate solution for applying sealant to bicycle tyres and tubes, ensuring no mess or waste.

      Versatile & Compatible: With a 150ml capacity and a wide bore nozzle, this syringe is ideal for a wide range of bicycle tyres, from high-volume mountain bike tyres to high-pressure road tyres.

      Universal Valve Compatibility: The included screw-on attachment hose fits both Presta and Schrader valves, offering maximum convenience for different bike setups.

      Valve Core Removal Tool: Inject sealant without removing the valve core, although we recommend using the included valve core removal tool for ease of use.

      Accurate Measurement: The 150ml scale on the syringe ensures precise sealant measurements, helping you avoid overfilling or underfilling your tyres.

      Durable & Reusable: Made from high-quality materials, this syringe is built to last. With proper cleaning, it offers long-term durability for repeated use.

      • Product Type
        Sealants
      • Discipline
        E-Bike
      • Discipline
        Gravel & Cyclocross
      • Discipline
        MTB
      • Discipline
        Road
      • Colour
        Clear
      • Size
        One size
  • DETAILS
    • SKU: PON300
  • FAQ

    • Q: Why do I keep getting punctures on my mountain bike?
      A: Frequent punctures are usually caused by incorrect tyre pressure, worn tyres, sharp trail debris, or weak inner tubes. Improving tyre quality, running correct pressure, and using puncture-resistant setups reduces repeat flats.

      Q: What tyre pressure should I run on a mountain bike?
      A: Tyre pressure depends on rider weight, terrain, and tyre type. Lower pressures improve grip and comfort, while higher pressures reduce puncture risk. The correct balance helps prevent pinch flats and improves control.

      Q: Should I run tubeless or inner tubes on my mountain bike?
      A: Tubeless setups reduce pinch flats and allow lower tyre pressures for better grip, while inner tubes are simpler and easier to repair. Tubeless is preferred for trail and enduro riding, while tubes are still common for beginners and casual riders.