Old 01-31-20, 06:48 PM
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stormpeakco
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Originally Posted by qclabrat
bummer on the leak, light tubes for trails are never the answer, I usually just save them for backups. I'd just stick with a regular tube till you replace the rim. Fat tires unlike smaller tires are less forgiving to rim damage. Also consider a few more PSI with tubes to avoid pinch flats. I was getting them every other ride till i got tired of it and stuck with around 10 pounds in the rear. Yes, it bounces around, but at least I'm not patching it every week. Another route maybe to go with the smaller JJs, with less sidewall mush, you should have more stability despite the lower pressures.
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Whether runnin' tubeless or tubed, have you considered supplementing w/ some Stan's? (2750 miles/GDMBR while running tubeless w/ WTB Rangers ALL of the punctures, including the ones suffered w/ the NM goat head thorns sealed w/Stan's).
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