Dynaplug is for tubeless tyres, not tubes. And as an aside Dynaplugs can take a fair bit of effort too, I've found (on motorbike tyres anyway), because they need to be a tight fit to seal. This one was definitely a 'replace the tube' solution I'd say, and the OP did very well!rareposter wrote: ↑8 Mar 2024, 6:25pm I suspect any sealant would have struggled with the hole from a 35mm screw.
That's well into the territory where you'll be needing a Dynaplug (or similar).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5Ugxe3fTNo
Flipping the bike is less stressful if you have space to lay it down first, and then turn it upside down. Then you're only having to lift up half the weight, in effect. Trying to flip it in mid-air can be painful on the back / impossible, depending in the weight of the bike.