Works to seal for tubeless setup, however, it's very thin. Needed at least two wraps to work on a road tire PSI. May work better on a mountain setup, where PSI is much lower. Had split at a spoke hole with 110PSI with one wrap, two wraps has held fine.
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I could not get this tape to stick to the rim. I cleaned it twice. once with brake cleaner and once with alcohol.. it refused to stick until I heated the rim with a propane torch. It's probably good tape for SOME use but not as tubeless tape.
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Nice tape, works well for road pressure also.. appears a little thinner than Stan's. Only complaint is that one of the roll's must have been dropped or bumped against something during packaging and caused a simple in tape. As a result the first 5 or 6 layers kept splitting apart as the tape came off the roll which wasted tape
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My first attempt at tubeless. This tape did the job. I used two wraps, but only one over the valve hole. Took time pushing out any little air bubbles. Tires held pressure as if there was a tube in there. And I have a supply to do ten more.
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Exactly the same as the light yellow tape, just blue! If you have drilled fatbike rims make sure that you get wide tape. learn from my mistake.
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This is my 3rd roll of this stuff- live it. Been using it in aluminum and carbon road, mountain and cross wheels. Here is the only catch- it’s a bit thin- thinner than Stan’s. Solution: just do two wraps. Simple. Great deal and good stuff.
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This rim tape, (Scotch 8896) which is tensilized polypropylene with a pressure sensitive adhesive, is the same exact stuff as several "bike branded" products for a fraction of the price. Be sure to clean your rims with alcohol before applying.
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Works great, much cheaper than Stan's. Large roll will do many wheels instead of having to buy many short rolls. I think it is actually a little easier to apply as it stretches a bit easier. Will definitely buy again if I ever run out.
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Depending on the rim width you need a variety of tape widths. This is just one of several widths I purchased. Seems to work as good as Stan's Tape.
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I use 8898 for rim tape on bike wheels, it seems to work better than 1/2 of manufacture specialty tapes that I purchased for rim applications, and the other 1/2 of manufacture specialty tapes that do work can be a real nightmare to get off of rims that I redo normally once a year, 8889 is like the perfect combination and is better all the way around.
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