I did this on my mountain bike years ago and as soon as i put the foam in, i pumped it up and upto this day the puncture is still sealed

You should've just left the bike upside down and spun the tire for about 5 minutes as if it was riding and I'm sure it would have worked rather than getting on that bike and putting that pressure on it...

2 things. Yes, there is a "Bikes Only" version of Fix-a-Flat. And second, remember that car tires take a lot of air but usually only need to inflate to 32-35 psi, while bike tires don't need as much air but are usually at much higher pressure, like 65 psi. And finally, remember that Fix-a-Flat is only supposed to be a temporary fix until you can replace the damaged tube and tire. It's not meant to be permanent.

Just a heads up to everyone, if you put fix a flat in your tire, please let the people changing your tire know its in there. Some people are allergic to it.

I used this on my bike when it got a flat and it works perfectly u have to put it in the bike fill it up the air ride it and it should go flat a few times just do the same process and it should work after 2 3 times

I've used this multiple times with no problems...😂😂

At Walmart they do have a bike fix it seal.

Fill your bicycle tire with peanut butter, you jelly boi.

Do you not read instructions the valve stem should be at 6 o’clock while filled and spin it after done for awhile. One can of fix a flat can easily fill a car tire it should do 5-6’bike tires. But you need a solid valve stem and solid wheel like a plastic one and no tube.

It’s for tubeless tires that’s why it didn’t work

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Dude that flashback to getting the idea for this video was GOLD 😂😂😂

Fun and informative video! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the new video needle

There are really usefull small canisters specifically for bikes exactly like fix a flat they only are worth a single fix but its still worth getting especially if in a tight situation on the trails or on concrete

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I used a bicycle tyre spray on my MTB today and it worked great. It's a tiny 75ml can for £3.50 and escapes like shaving foam when unscrewed. I think it was about 20-30 psi after on a 26" x 40mm tyre.

Thanks for posting this, you make a dry subject so funny🤣! I had considered putting some in my pannier but I definitely wouldn't now because the chances are I'd still have quite a distance to go and need something reliable and if the foam didn't work there'd be too much of a mess to repair it on the roadside. So thanks for trialling it and thanks for the laugh along the way!

The purpose of driving it is to help it even out an balance... While your bike is upside down spin it for awhile then ride it... I think youll have diffrent results... But overall it doesnt seem to work well with tubed tires

Samantha be like .. aahhh !! Stop screwin me😂😂