So, finally got fed up enough of thorn punctures to make a start on the the whole tubeless thing.
I understand the bmx-tube ghetto method, I've got my 20" Schwalbe tubes with removable valve cores, I've got my wheel milk, JRA double sided tape to build up my wheels if I can't get a seal right away, a track pump and some optimism and a friend with a compressor if that doesn't work out, so all ready to go. Then I had a nagging doubt I can't get rid of.
Why not just put the wheel milk into the 26" Schwalbe tubes that currently hold up my tyres?
So, can anyone explain why tyres+sealant is more puncture-forgiving than tyres+tubes+the same sealant would be? What's the advantage of scrapping my 26" tubes to replace them with half 20" tubes and the worry of getting that rim/tyre seal?
Thanks in advance,