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Brad
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« on: September 29, 2009, 09,56:16 PM »
Is anyone running a tubeless kit to convert your standard tube/tire system into a tubeless tire system?
If so whats the feedback less flats or what?
Also if I got a flat with a tubeless setup could I pop a tube in or is the tyre now rim locked on?
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Mat R
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« Reply #1 on: September 30, 2009, 12,06:29 AM »
They look interesting, and have thought about trying one on the front.

If you run a sealant inside then the only way you should be able to get a flat is if the tyre gets a large cut, in which case you may be just as stuffed as with a tube set-up.

There are tyre plugs for small holes in the tyre.

Putting a tube in after a flat is probably not going to work unless you ditch the tubliss and they don't seem to be a compact thing to carry out with you on the bike.
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