How do I go tubeless?
cleggy efc
Posts: 33
hi everyone,
i keep hearing about these tubeless tyres, less weight,easyer to fix and save money on inner tubes, i have a nobby nic and racing ralph on my bike and also two kenda tyres i also use,the new ones for dry tracks cant think what there called and lol cant be arsed going to open shed to look( it is early still in pj's)
it does my head in fixing punctures wich i seem to get a lot of, messing with patches and the like, how do i convert ? will the tyres i mentioned 2 chapters ago 
work like this, what will i need to buy if they dont and also the rims i have are wtb speed disk on xt hubs centre lock, i like the idea of saving a few grams too. thanks guys and gals any advice muchas gratias
i keep hearing about these tubeless tyres, less weight,easyer to fix and save money on inner tubes, i have a nobby nic and racing ralph on my bike and also two kenda tyres i also use,the new ones for dry tracks cant think what there called and lol cant be arsed going to open shed to look( it is early still in pj's)
it does my head in fixing punctures wich i seem to get a lot of, messing with patches and the like, how do i convert ? will the tyres i mentioned 2 chapters ago work like this, what will i need to buy if they dont and also the rims i have are wtb speed disk on xt hubs centre lock, i like the idea of saving a few grams too. thanks guys and gals any advice muchas gratias jamie
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Have a read here:
http://www.justridingalong.com/content. ... bvl6btbrr3
To the mods, this question seems to get asked frequently is there any chance of posting a guide in the FAQ`s0 -
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but if you are wanting to run 2 sets of tyres it will be messy or expensive."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
no i wouldn't be running two sets was trying to see wich i could use out the 2 sets i have without buying more, i usually just do pen machno/marin trail and i have had 1 or 2 side wall slices wich by reading pdid's link would be a pain in the back side, it has its pro's and con's as everything does appreciate speedy replys lads jamie0
