Old 11-14-13, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by DGlenday
Thanks - I've been thinking about tubeless. My factory spec wheels are tubeless-ready, but I haven't made the switch because I have a few un-answered and admittedly un-asked questions:

- What if you get a really bad puncture - how easy / hard is it to do roadside repairs?

- Seems to me that pumping up a tubeless from scratch is a challenge..?

Sealant should take care of most punctures, but the beauty of Tubeless is the fact that it can be converted to tubes if needed. So most guys i know that go for a long ride still carry a tube for emergencies...

But for the most part sealant takes care of most punctures.

~Steven
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