As befits a sealing milk, the liquid, simply called "Peaty", is beautifully white. And in this white there are also blue-violet colored particles. These particles are said to be characterized by a particularly high sealing capacity in the event of air loss. Steve Peat painterly explains that these color clusters close a tire wound like red blood cells and ultimately look spectacular.

In addition, "Peaty" is characterized by a high eco-appeal: The sealant is said to be completely biodegradable and contains no toxic substances. The magic sauce is available in a practical 120 ml packaging that can also fit in a bike backpack and in a 1 liter bottle suitable for the workshop. "Peaty" is available from the Swiss Chromag, Pyga and Antidote supplier Bike The World.

And: Steve Peat did not become a product designer with the sealing milk. Already on the market are the valve caps designed by the downhill legend, the "Dee Dar's", which only need to be plugged on and off the valve and do not need to be screwed on and off.

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