Whena tubed tire takes a nail at 90 mph, the tube can deflate instantly, collapsing the tire with it. A tubeless tire can capture the nail (screw, or pointy road debris of your choice) in the tire’s thick main layer, sealing around the intruder to keep the air inside. Can being the important word here.Ithink any real benefit to going tubeless in terms of rolling resistance would be negated by added wind resistance from bags/. Tubeless is right up there with thru-axles, boost148, tapered fork steer tubes and press-fit bottom brackets in terms of modern tech touring bikes don't need. takeshita_kenji • 8 yr. ago.
Sometubeless tires are made with slightly undersized bead to keep it on the rim. Some rims are made with slightly oversized rim to keep the tire on. Installation definitely is the worst part, but it wasn't really that hard with a little soapy water and well worth the few minutes of frustration. I've had them on for months without any need
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Ifone considers the extra 'kit' required, (e.g. spare latex, valve extractor, tubeless-specific tyre levers, rubber-string-thingies for larger holes, CO2 canister and adapter to ensure rapid inflation to get seal) and hassle of carrying a spare inner anyway, which welds itself to the tyre once converting back to tubed tyres - is it all really
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