Anyone using tubeless?

dj58

I haven't made the switch myself, but there are also these tyre that are getting good reviews
http://thecycleclinic.co.uk/collections ... less-tyres
http://whosatthewheel.com/2015/05/19/fl ... ess-tyres/

ddraver

viewtopic.php?f=40042&t=13015799

Pro Ones are great race tyres but don't last that well. I have nt found a good equivalent to Duranos or GP 4 Seasons - Ugo is your man

ugo.santalucia

they are indeed

dazz_ni45

With everywhere still waiting for stock of the Schwalbe Pro Ones I need to look elsewhere. I'm after a fast training/sportive and occasional race tyre. Would the IRC Roadlite perform as well as the Schwalbe (25mm guise)

PK1

https://www.mantel.com/uk/schwalbe-pro- ... in-tl-easy ( only 23mm in stock though). They seem quite wide to me on 17mm internal rims.

dazz_ni45

Thanks but ideally after 25mm to replace my current schwalbe one 25mm tubeless

964cup

I've got thousands of km in all weathers on Intensive tubeless. Absolutely no issues at all.

fat_tail

964Cup wrote:

I've got thousands of km in all weathers on Intensive tubeless. Absolutely no issues at all.

thanks

ddraver

I can't speak to the Intensives as I ve not used them but I can say that the new Sectors I ve installed are fantastic tyres. They feel like magic carpets

fat_tail

ddraver wrote:

I can't speak to the Intensives as I ve not used them but I can say that the new Sectors I ve installed are fantastic tyres. They feel like magic carpets

I think the sectors only come in 28mm which is too wide for my bike.

ddraver

Yes, you'll need somethign different but Hutchinson make good tyres was my thought

fat_tail

ddraver wrote:

Yes, you'll need somethign different but Hutchinson make good tyres was my thought

As my tubeless ready wheels won't be ready until May, can I run tubeless tyres with tubes ? I suppose they will be heavier but should be OK otherwise ?

ddraver

Yep fine, It can be tricky to get the right pressure though and I find they don't feel that nice until you do