I use the Super P-nuts on my fatbike. The single wall rim means that most tubeless valves don't seal. The Super P-nuts have an indentation on the rim side for the valve seal to fit into.
Ooohh, I'd forgotten about those Stu . However, I find I usually / eventually lose any tool smaller than an 18" monkey wrench unless it's physically attached / stuck in me
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Jurassic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:05 pm
A stem mount for my new Exposure light. Reassuringly expensive like the light!
Interesting, which one?
The one that bolts onto the front of the stem with replacement bolts. I have two of the normal Exposure handlebar mounts but my gravel bike now has weird riser drops on (Genetic Driser 16s) which have very limited space on the tops (due to the rise) so I decided that the stem mount would be a good option. It's very nice like all Exposure stuff and is a very neat solution but a bit pricey for what it is.
FLV wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:37 pm
Thanks, I have some Ritchey venturemax bars which also have very limited 'land' to mount stuff.
I wondered if that mount might let the light 'see' over the top of a handlebar bag?
I think it'd depend on your bar bag set up. I must admit when I fitted the light mount it did strike me that it might be a possible fringe benefit. I'll take a piccie and post it to give you some idea of what it looks like in situ. BRB.
Ah it's got the new style non-slip surface like the HL pillow. Includes the Schnozzel bag these days too, although I prefer to pump with the UL Pillowpump.
365g - 7g heavier than my previous one. Sigh, I'll have to trim that 7g somewhere else now or it'll throw my luggage weight distribution right out of whack otherwise.
To settle the discussion elsewhere, smallprint: "warranty 2 years on materials and workmanship".
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. However, I find I usually / eventually lose any tool smaller than an 18" monkey wrench unless it's physically attached / stuck in me 
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