Got a 2.2 Rubber Queen last month, did one ride over Cut Gate and all went well but wanted a minion on for some rides following. Went to put the Rubber Queen back on to find a slit in the sidewall.. pretty much had to be done by Rocks on cut gate.. anyone else find the sidewalls to be really week ? I guess I havnt a cat in hells chance of claiming Warrenty ! O well £33 down the drain.
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Rubber Queen sidewalls ?
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Posted 1 year ago #
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No youve just been unlucky,
3 from my group ran them at the Mega this year with no problems, both UST and normal version.
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Cheers Russ.. just unlucky it is !
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Stick a patch inside !
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I have the same problem with some 2.1 Race Kings
Now given up on Conti'sPosted 1 year ago # -
Used RQ 2.4 UST's in the Alps last year. No problems, no punctures.
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2.2 RQ's here. No probs so far. Were fine at Inners and Glentress as well as my local stuff down South.
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UST version
I'm giving another one a go at the moment.Posted 1 year ago # -
They didn't inspire confidence for me, they seem very flimsy and watching sealant bubble through them like a sieve was weird too. But they never did let me down, I wasn't too impressed by them but they weren't as weak as they seemed. Still, went back to my nevegals and don't miss the RQs at all.
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guitarhero, Almost identical rip to mine - e.g. vertical
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i've had one rip too, non-tubless 2.2
i get on pretty well with the tread/size, so will be trying another in the hope it was a 'unlucky' incident.
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2.4" RQs for me. Have coped with everything I can chuck at them, no sidewall probs at all.
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From what I could figure on Conti's web-site the 2.2 UST RQ doesn't have the extra sidewall protection (which is odd), I ended up using a 2.4 version in Spain and it was fine on the rocks.
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Had a 2.1 race king split where the bead joins the side wall. Just came apart rather than a split
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Considering these have only recently become popular.. there appears to be quite a few failures / rips.
Posted 1 year ago #
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