🚴‍♀️Step-by-Step Guide on adding FlatOut Tire Sealant to Your eBike Tires!🚴‍♀️ 

He sure does! He’s been adding flatout to all of my e-bikes (which are a lot) without a hitch 😉

@@electrifiedlatina6871 - Whatever helps you sleep at night hot stuff👍

@@Steveshappylittletrees lol thank you!

@@electrifiedlatina6871 - 🙂

​@@rternowski Actually, 1500 or 1900.

Hey Bob! I didn’t see all those fancy colored caps! That’s a clever idea to just have one on each bike so you don’t have to bring an extra tool! You know what as of right now, I had never felt the liquid, BUT my mechanic added too much Flatout to one of my e-bikes and now I can feel it and it’s not very fun! It feels lumpy to ride and a little wobbly at higher speeds- so I’m learning by trial and error to measure how much liquid your putting in according to the size tire your using. Always a great idea to bring a tire repair kit! Okay more technical videos on the way! Thanks for sharing my friend ❤🙏🏾

Your right! Those caps with built in core removers are awesome!

Thank you for letting us know that there a specific formula just for bicycles! That’s the one I’ll have to get.

Aww thank you! Do you also have a Wired? This is so helpful! I did not know about this specific formula for bikes! Thanks to you, I’m all over it ❤🙏🏾

Hi replied but it's gone? so I will reply again, No I don't have a wired bike but wish I did! LOL!! Flatout makes a few types in the quickstrike formula for fat bikes and normal bike and mountain bike tires now and also the good thing is I asked them if you can mix the new one with the original version and they said yes so if you want to thin out the original thick stuff I guess you can mix them both together and do so. Glad to help ya!@@electrifiedlatina6871

Yay so glad you liked the technical section of my channel that by the feedback I’m getting will be here to stay! I LOVE your idea about making a video on chain cleaning and lubing the chain! Has slime been working out for you? Your territory sounds hard core haha

I have a generic one too and it’s being going hard for three years- I love this thing haha.

Glad it was helpful! ❤

Your welcome! Sorry for the delay- I will add those in the description asap!

Hope you were able to find those links, I added them this morning 😅

Electrified Latina is using the inserts that you are referring to on her X-Class eBike. I’m sure that she will be happy to discuss that with you when she gets off work and has time to address your question. As far as sealant goes, it will depend on the size of your tire for how much you will want to use. I am yet to use this Flat Out brand sealant, but have heard nothing but good things about it. I am still using Slime brand because that is what I have on the shelf. I may use about two ounces of the product per 26 x 2 - 2.5 tire. You want to have just enough inside the inner tube to seal potential punctures. Once the product is in your tube there is no need to add more at a later date.

Thank you! That was very helpful!!! : )@@robotbroken

Hello Sherman! And you’re very welcome! The foam inserts inside bike tires are great! You can make your tires close to flat proof by using the inserts and Flatout! The insert does provide a tiny bit of cushion. Oh my gosh congratulations on your Wired purchase! The one and only Wired! I will continue to post Wired content almost everyday- so hopefully I can keep you entertained till you get your bike! Thanks so much for being here…

Thank You Electrified Latina!!!! You're so beautiful riding those eBikes!!! : ) I think you're "So Awesome"!!! Please keep on posting great content!!! Freedom Content especially to tide me over until I get mine!!! Happy February to you and a Happy Profitable, & Healthy 2024 to you and family!!! ; ) I bought Flat Out, will swap out the pedals for platform type with clip in on one side to get full rotational power on the cranks and better leg workout, also will switch to adjustable stem and a wider, more aggressive MTB style handlebar... Is the grip on the throttle side a normal size grip? If so will swap those out too.. Maybe the seat too.. We shall see.. lol.. @@electrifiedlatina6871

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Sherman1862Awww your super kind words just put a huge smile on my face and warmth to my heart. It’s because of viewers/family members like yourself that keep me motivated to keep making great content! Im so obsessed with my Wired that you have nothing to worry about- TONS of Wired content pouring on my channel haha! Tomorrow Saturday- I have a video posting with a few different e-bikes, but I also talk about the Wired, and on Sunday I have a fun range test on the Wired! Hope to see you here this weekend! Happy February to you too! I wish you the best of the best! Yup health is number one! And I love the sound of a profitable one too haha! I love your idea about getting a clip on pedal for full rotational power! As my fitness increases it’s becoming more important to be able to exercise on these EBikes so I might copy you! I’m definitely going to swap the saddle at some point- it’s not bad, just starts getting stiff when doing longer rides. The grip on the throttle side is not a normal sized grip it’s a half of one 😉 Can’t wait to hear about all your mods and upgrades! ❤️

I need to get some FlatOut also and give it a try. I’ve heard good stuff about it outside of this channel, too. As an ex-Parks employee, I have spent more hours of my life on zero-turn radius mowers than I care to remember. So I especially enjoyed your story. That was a very ingenious short term fix!

Pig feed and water, I’ve never heard of that one before but it makes sense. lol. Red Green would be proud of you. I know about a 1/2 shaker of pepper and a raw egg work good for stopping a leaking radiator. Just leave the cap off and turn the heat off and let it circulate for a while, put the cap on and good to go.

@@bobk18 lol good stuff! That works too with radiators! I use JB weld now! Good stuff tho! :D

@@robotbroken Glad you enjoyed it! A little weird afraid to post. but worked and got job done. And Thank you! :D

@@bobk18 I forgot to mention... I love red green! :D

I just checked. Yes, it works in both innertubed or tubeless tires.

@@robotbrokenthanks for that Robot ❤

Thank you...I will be buying some then...do you have any product codes so it helps your channel?

Lol right!? So necessary….

You’re welcome friend! Sorry for the delay- I will add those links in the description asap!

@@electrifiedlatina6871 Thxz sexy E- Latino

Hey chopper Mike! Always enjoy hearing from you! Thanks for the tip on what position to have the valve stem at! Now that we’ve been following Flat Outs chart on how much sealant to put in the size of the tire, we haven’t had any problems! And yes, no one wants the hassle of a flat tire! No thank you! Lots of health benefits from getting outside on an eBike! Appreciate you chiming in! ❤️

@@electrifiedlatina6871 Sharing is caring. I care about our freedom to ride bike trails sharing with the public.Yesterday we rode another part of the famous River Mountains Loop Trail in Boulder City NV.. into Lake Mead National Recreational Area Park. I will publish a video in a day or 2 on RU-vid. I had a slight accident on me Ebike. I hit a bump in the concrete changing to asphalt and my water bottle bounced out of my rear rack bags holder. I stopped but when i got my feet on the ground the bike was leaning too far to the right side and down i went on my side and back still holding the handle bars. I wear a helmet and it didn't hit the ground. Now the bike was flat on me. After cursing a couple of times i got myself back up and evaluated my body and the bike. My right side hit the ground first then my back. I was mad at myself. I'm as tough as a 2 dollar steak. The only slight damage to me was my right knee was a little bruised and my back hurt a little. From my riding Eskateboards i have a history of several falls on paved trails. This fall was my least damage i have had. I got up and uprighted my Ebike. The right side pedal was folded up from the fall. I snapped it back and it was fine. On my cargo rack lower attachment bar black paint of about 1/8" was missing. That was it. No other damage found. Cameron picked up my water bottle and put it back in the rear bag holder. We continued our ride. My joints at first were a little sore but after riding 5 to 10 minutes i felt fine. It was more of a shock to my body. From then on when the pavement changed from concrete to asphalt or asphalt to concrete i slowed down and my water bottle made the entire ride. This morning l feel great including my right knee. That saying "Walk it off" sometimes it works. It might be my mind sensed my fall and adrenaline kicked in. This has happen to me several times riding my Eskateboards. We road a total of just over 23 miles. The hardest part of River Mountains Loop trail we will ride another day. Chopper Mike.

⁠​⁠@@michael13085Yes, sharing is caring! I’m sorry you had a slight accident! Accidents suck even if they’re not so bad. I’m SO glad you didn’t hit your head cause that’s the worse! Appreciate you sharing your experiences with me and with my viewers! We can all learn from each other’s experiences! Take care and Happy Riding! ❤

@@electrifiedlatina6871 Thanks. When you fall whether you are moving or standing still your mind is racing and evaluating what happened? Can i get up? What hurts? What is sprained or worse? This time it was the song " Pick yourself up, dust your self off and start all over again". We continued riding and had a great time. I finished editing my 2 GoPro Hero 9 cams and will publish our video this morning on RU-vid. Chopper Mike.

Yeah!! Good luck! 👌

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Thanks friend! I’m sorry you had to deal with that- a flat will take the fun out of ridin* in a second! I’m glad you have Flatout now!

@@electrifiedlatina6871 Thanks. We live and learn. Lol

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Sorry for the late reply! It’s 10 OZ PER TIRE. I hope this helps 😃

@@electrifiedlatina6871 Thanks.

This bike does come with an inner tube. Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel ❤️

@@electrifiedlatina6871 Keep making videos... Are you keeping any of these bikes? If so can I try any of them? Especially the Wired Freedom.. I only live a couple miles away..

Excellent question! I don’t have a technical answer for you right now, but I’ve been riding in cold temperatures and haven’t had any issues with it. I will find out more information on this- hadn’t even thought about it… thanks much for watching ❤️

If you’re in New York you get cold winters but not quite as cold as us in Ottawa. I’m thinking it will be solvent based so it doesn’t freeze; but always good to find out.

It’s been a while since we made this video, but from what I can remember I think we did watch a video beforehand. Must have missed that detail about the valve stem. We’ve been adding flatout to my eBike fleet with no problems, thanks for watching and the heads up! 👍

If you feel it, it means you put too much in. The stuff works great.

@@Rod-db8tteither that, or crappy light weight tires with flimsy sidewall , is a recipe for feeling the flat out inside. Also very low pressures going fast, you can feel it. But with good tires inflated you can’t feel it

@@EBikeBuilder_Great information- thanks! ❤

@ThaTcat1000 You are obviously using way too much sealant if you are feeling it within your tires. Maybe take your tubes out, remove the valve core and try to drain some of the excess, then reinstall. And see if that helps.

Thanks for sharing with us @TheTcat1000 I have experienced exactly what you’re describing when I’ve added too much Flatout and it does feel awful while riding! I hope you stay tuned for future videos on everything eBikes ❤️