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  • are lightweight innertubes up to the job?
  • swompy
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    pretty explanatory in the title, what are my fellow cyclists experiences of them?

    Posted 13 years ago
    steve_b77
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    Shit, Schwalbe normal ones all the way

    Posted 13 years ago
    njee20
    Free Member

    Tubeless all the way. Light tubes are fine on the road, but not off road IME.

    Posted 13 years ago
    oldgit
    Free Member

    Tried Supersonics and went from no punctures to seven in one month. No Supersonics no punctures.

    Posted 13 years ago
    cp
    Full Member

    I’ve used the ritchey lightweight ones when they were on deal from CRC’s flood sale – they were great, very very few punctures despite numerous tyre/rim/rock squish interfaces…

    Posted 13 years ago
    pinches
    Free Member

    i’ve just bought 2 schwalbe xxlight ones to try, so i’ll find out in due course!

    Posted 13 years ago
    swompy
    Free Member

    pitty they dont do durable intermediate tubes then. thanks for the oppinions

    Posted 13 years ago
    rickon
    Free Member

    I’ve used Maxxis flyweight and welterweight tubes, and they’ve been pretty good – a couple of punctures, but i’m only about 70kg, and don’t wham into things.

    Posted 13 years ago
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