arrgghhhhh they ride sweet but every time i drop of a mid hieght drop they burp and try to come off the rim!
i was using them at 30psi .
anyone had the same issue
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rubber queen tubeless burping
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Posted 5 months ago #
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No but i have the solution. I don't do mid height drops and my tyres don't burp.
Correlation?
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Nor me, although I think my definition of a "mid height" drop is a bit different to yours
Posted 5 months ago # -
Swap them rubbish mavic wheels out for some stans....
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Any dings on your rims? This can encourage burping.
Also, do you over inflate them to max rated pressure after installation. I found the beads on rubber queens were quite reluctant to fully engage on mine.
Are they 2.4s? Are the rims UST, tubeless ready or standard?
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Stretched the bead perhaps?
Posted 5 months ago # -
3 week old ust black chilli 2,2's
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I'm also using crossmax SX. They are very strong, far less prone to denting than the flows and arches they have superceded. I'm running the RQ USTs (non BC) at ~38psi though.
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What rims are you using? I've just bought a pair and have mavic xm819's. Wonder if its common to these rims. Going out tonight for my first ride on them.
Posted 5 months ago # -
Always seem to have to run Contis more towards the 'recommended' pressure.
Posted 5 months ago # -
on 2012 crossmax sx. going to try 40psi . will bin them otherwise
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Tyres or wheels?
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tyres. the wheels are awesome!
Posted 5 months ago #
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