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LindsD
LindsD
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7:52pm, 15 Oct 2024
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LindsD
And so you should be
rhb
rhb
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rhb
Well done @jacdaw
Stepford Wife
Stepford Wife
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Excellent work
AndyS
AndyS
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AndyS
A little late to help @jacdaw, but this just popped up on YouTube...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ8R_Dqk1u0
Jen HB
Jen HB
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3:16pm, 26 Oct 2024
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I hate changing inner tubes (especially the back one). Only taken about 1hr.... (its also got a new tyre as I noticed all the cracks in the previous one)
larkim
larkim
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Tubeless is the way to go...
K5 Gus
K5 Gus
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4:34pm, 26 Oct 2024
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Have you got one of these tyreglider.co.uk
It's a game changer !!
Jen HB
Jen HB
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4:44pm, 26 Oct 2024
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Ooh.... I'll look to see if it's compatible with my bike and if so add to my Christmas list...
Northern Exile
Northern Exile
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6:47pm, 26 Oct 2024
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I am considering going tubeless on some new wheels that should be here soon. What's the general consensus? I am done with TPU tubes, they're crap, so want a lightweight option. Opinions in my club differ, some won't touch them ... that does seem to be among the less technically adept though! 🙂
larkim
larkim
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6:58pm, 26 Oct 2024
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For MTB I can 10000% recommend tubeless; complete game changer for puncture frequency. My BIL loves his tubeless road setup too

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