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Old 12-04-20, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by DrIsotope
Riding on <most> tubeless/tubeless-ready tires with a tube in them is frankly going to ride like garbage-- because a tubeless tire is essentially an "open tubular," or a clincher that's merged with a tube. So you'd be riding on two tubes. Heavy for no reason.

If you wanna run tubeless, buy tubeless tires. If you wanna run tubes, buy clinchers. The clinchers will be cheaper to boot.

Augh, I should have asked this question of you all before buying the tires and installing them with the tubes. Well, I'm testing them out on the C&O this weekend with tubes and will make a decision afterwards on keeping tubes or removing. sigh, the Sub Cross is a heavy bike anyhow...But only paid $73 for both tires

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