Because tubeless is better
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you forgot the diaper
now available at Competitive Cyclist.
You shouldn't ride your bike in the house anyway. Too many potholes. |
To be fair. Corsa Speed tires are junk.
Had a set. Lasted a whole 100km before getting destroyed. Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk |
1) Yes, Pete. There is a Santa Claus. And tubeless is better.
2) That being said, I’ve replaced two tires in the past month that looked just like that. 3) They have both been Victoria Corsa Controls. |
Clean that stuff up before it wrecks the flooring:)
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Happened with my tubeless Corsas too. Controls in my case. They ride great, they just don’t seem to handle bigger cuts at all. Maybe it’s not the right sealant choice or maybe they’re just more fragile than I had hoped.
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I really like tubeless a lot and have yet to go tubeless on anything smaller than 38mm. I want to do it on my 32mm road bike tires, but haven't gotten any tubeless compatible tires yet. I'm not fully convinced about running tires smaller than that tubeless.
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Forget the tire failure. The fact that the liquid spooged all over everything is enough to make me swear off tubeless.
What a dumb concept. |
15,000 happy tubeless miles here in the last 2 years. Flat free on GP5000 TL's.
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Tubeless
Of all the tubeless tires that I have tried- Vittoria Corsa and Extralight Rene Herse have been garbage.
Specialized, Schwable Pro One, and Conti GP5000 have been pretty flawless. I run them until there is barely any tread left on back. |
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air bladders that go inside the tire, no liquid needed. You can change tires in the house with out worrying about liquid latex all over the floor, pretty handy. No more standing in a cold garage to change tires. :) |
What sealant?
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