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  • Tubeless, wire bead ?
  • cakefacesmallblock
    Full Member

    I’ve been running tubeless for some time now and one of my mates wants to see how it works for him , but is sceptical. I have valves and tape he can use, but he’s on wire bead ( conti m.k ) tyres and doesn’t want to change them yet, for the sake of it.
    I truly don’t know the answer, so wouldn’t ask otherwise. Can we try his wire bead tyres without tubes ?
    Ta !

    jonk
    Full Member

    I’ve done tubeless mountain kings with a wired bead but they were very porous and it took lots of sealant to seal them up and about 4 days of re-inflation.

    dangeourbrain
    Free Member

    Ran wire bead mountain king 2s for a while tubeless to check how I felt about the tires worked grand until I had the wheel respoked and squashed the tire away as if it were folding bead.

    They sealed up well and seating the bead was a doddle

    cakefacesmallblock
    Full Member

    Great ! Thanks very much guys.

    I’ve currently got wire bead Racing Ralphs tubeless on my cross bike.

    rideforrestride
    Free Member

    I’ve just gone ghetto tubeless thanks to my bro in law with a wire bead specialized ground control.

    Five hours later and it still holding!

    Chris

    welshfarmer
    Full Member

    Ran wire bead Maxxi Ignitor for best part of a year with no issue. Never needed air, never burped, never a problem. Stans kit on old Mavic 317 rims

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