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Old 12-06-17, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by drowling23
Thanks for the responses, everyone, but I've been an idiot, assumed the tires were tubeless because they were stuck shut to the rims. In fact I figure they might have been stuck deliberately, or it could have been an effect of inner pressure against the rim. At any case, I got them unstuck (took a lot of force!) and hooray, there was a tube down there after all.

You live and learn. Also learned that Rohloff is really easy to disconnect.
When you put a tube in make sure to put a little talcum/baby powder in first to prevent things from getting too sticky. It is an old mechanics trick that sadly isn't practiced as much.
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