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Originally Posted by Baron Blubba
Did it come across like that? I meant it to mean that we advocate both tubeless *and* hookless. Lemme have a look and see if I can rephrase it to be more accurate.
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Maybe consider what the target reader is shopping for. I suppose you may have inventory or obligations for certain wheel companies' hookless products, because otherwise, on your listing of relevant rules related to hookles, you could asterix and footnote a good number of these and indicate 'not relevant with hooked tubeless wheels'.
Or general guidance, like hookless tubeless is ideally suited to wider tire, lower pressure riding such as for CX or MTB terrain.
FWIW, as a Giant dealer (which B3 is?), Giant themselves would disagree with your rule #3 (73psi) on their stock bike such as this one:
https://www.bikebladeball.com/produc...a-398078-1.htm