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Anyone got some tips how to avoid this. This not a problem running on tubeless

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July 4th, 2010, 12:05 pm
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Post Re: Tire tubes
2CViking wrote:
Anyone got some tips how to avoid this. This not a problem running on tubeless


Avoid tubes :roll:
cant see any reason to use them*

and for the raid definatley gone out of fashon with the desert traveller.

when you get a thorn or running reduced pressure a tube will deflate catastrophically wheras a tubless will deflate slowly, thorn dammage can be fixed in situ with tyre on rim using a plug system so the track side repair isnt an issue anymore

only had one puncture the whole Morrocco trip using old italian made firestones.

sean
*4x4 trials when you can get grass and the likes in the rim due to extreme forces

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July 4th, 2010, 7:45 pm
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Like this. Yes tubes no good but plenty of A models here are running with tubes and I wonder how the water can be kept away from the valve

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July 4th, 2010, 9:03 pm
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something like punctureseal is a good product for preventing or at least slowing punctures down, it works i have used it on scooters and its saved my arse at 60 mph before. www.punctureseal.co.uk .
As for preventing the ingress of water i'm not sure, maybe an 'o' ring or some silicone sealant?


July 7th, 2010, 10:13 am
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