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Old 05-05-22, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by wolfchild
Too much of a hassle to set up tubeless and still not immune to flats, no real benefits over regular tires with tubes.. I will continue to use regular tires with tubes.
Originally Posted by mstateglfr
- Pressure can be run at lower levels without worrying about pinchflats. That is a very real benefit.
- Most punctures will seal up on their own and many will seal without you realizing you got them to begin with. That is a very real benefit.
- Net weight of a wheelset with tubes vs tubeless typically(basically always?) ends with tubeless weighing less.

Besides those things, there is no benefit.
On several occasions, I have finished a ride and found sealant on the back of the seat tube. And yet, my rear tire’s psi was right where it belongs. If I’d been running tubes on those rides, I would’ve been changing flats on the side of the road.
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