Originally Posted by
msu2001la
Speaking of the average cyclist - I wonder how often shops see bikes coming in with hookless rims, but the owner is running regular tubed clinchers on them? I assume this happens fairly often, especially as bikes/wheels get re-sold second hand. It's not a problem until it is.
This conversation reminds me of the time a colleague of mine learned the hard way that the new (used) car they purchased had summer-only tires on it.
The guy from GCN Performance mentioned how gets older riders coming in who just aren't aware of hookless or that their bike's wheels are hookless let alone setup tubeless,