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Ideally you would run tubeless tyres on a hookless rim but I've a set of continental cyclo Cross tyres 700x35 not being used. They won't work tubeless. The rims are light bycicle carbon rims.
There's lot out there in the Internet that says I will die instantly in a ball of flames but if I get a puncture on tubeless I can't fix I put a tube in and carry on and don't give it a 2nd thought.
So what's the consensus? Yay or nay?
Any thoughts or experience much appreciated
Thanks
Posted : 01/10/2021 1:17 am
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A tube inside a punctured tubeless tyre is a different proposition to a tube inside a tubed tyre.
The tube is not the issue.
The bead on a tubeless tyre has a different specification to tubed tyres. I.e. the bead can be looser and with larger tolerance.
Posted : 01/10/2021 2:32 pm