Originally Posted by dkatz1

I had tubeless for a year. Same kind of experiences. I put clinchers back on. I HATE wheels that were designed for tubeless. With great passion. I just swaped my fairly new wheels, built for tubeless, with a much older pair I have. I commute often. I cannot afford to ahve a flat make me miss a class I'm supposed to teach, if I get a flat with tubes, I can change it and still be on time. If I have a problem with tubeless (and I did, several times, getting holes that did NOT seal), I'm screwed.