Got some 33mm tyres with deep section rims. Any recommendations for where to get tubes and what to pay please? Not averse to buying in bulk. About a dozen or so plus?
Innertubeshop.com is where I buy all my tubes and they have discounts floating around some days ..
Course you could as they say here embrace the spaff an go tubeless (after two non punctures on my commute I'm sorta converted,)
Course you could as they say here embrace the spaff an go tubeless (after two non punctures on my commute I'm sorta converted,)
Ditto, spare tubes have remained taped under the TT for a year now 40mm Veerubber Rails for summer, 32mm Hutchinson Toros for winter...
The rims I've got aren't tubeless compatible sadly. Else I'd have been all over that.
A dozen or more tubes? Don't you repair them when you get a puncture?
The rims I've got aren't tubeless compatible sadly. Else I'd have been all over that.
Most of my tubeless setups are on non-UST rims, honestly it's not dark magic. Gorilla tape (or similar), couple of valves, and some sealant... It's honestly better than stockpiling tubes in anticipation of regular flats...
The rims I've got aren't tubeless compatible sadly. Else I'd have been all over that.
not needed. just tape em.
Not always my CX wont go tubeless but might with other tyres- they are so loose they almost fall of anyway and wont bead
A dozen or more tubes? Don't you repair them when you get a puncture?
At around £1 per tube I usually don't bother. Shocking, I know 🙁
not needed. just tape em.
The tyres I've got are supposed to not go up with tape according to several people who've tried.
@dudeofdoom
Thanks for the recommendation. I'll check them out.
Should I run normal length valve stems with an extender, or get the 62mms? Never had deep section rims before.