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Old 07-29-2005   #1 (permalink)
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New skins arrived today.Are a directional and tubeless design.Any problems running a tube in them,and if its no problem,where can I get a heavy duty tube in the 150/17 size? Thanks,Steve. :???:
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You can run a tubr in them, no problem, unless the tube gets pinched or kinked?
Plus with tubeless you can carry a patch/plug kit with you for emegencies!
Can't plug a Tubeless tire?
Personaaly I think it's a waiste of a good tire to put a Tube in a tubeless?
Some "Old Schoolers " still do it because they thimk it makes it more secure?
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You can run a tubr in them, no problem, unless the tube gets pinched or kinked?
Plus with tubeless you can carry a patch/plug kit with you for emegencies!
Can't plug a Tubeless tire?
Personaaly I think it's a waiste of a good tire to put a Tube in a tubeless?
Some "Old Schoolers " still do it because they thimk it makes it more secure?
Only if your IQ exceeds your rim diameter.
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Zorba,I`m not putting tubes into new tires because I WANT to,I`m doing it because I don`t have a choice.Thanks
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Zorba,I`m not putting tubes into new tires because I WANT to,I`m doing it because I don`t have a choice.Thanks
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On 2005-07-29 22:06, rodburner wrote:
Zorba,I`m not putting tubes into new tires because I WANT to,I`m doing it because I don`t have a choice.Thanks
Whats tha matter, Roddy? You want your tires to hold air in them or something? Pu$$y!

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Yeah, what a sissy! Real bikers don't need no stinkin air! :-D
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The simple answer to your question is yes, you can use tubeless tyres with a tube (the OEM tyres that my T100 came with are tubeless types fitted with a tube). As usual, there are some provisos, eg. if the tyre is a radial type then ensure that the tube you use is marked as suitable for use with a radial tyre. There are some useful tips on the Dunlop website HERE. I suggest you read the sections on front/rear tyre matching, tubes and tube-type rims.
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Go to Cycle Gear by the Tacoma Mall, they should have or be able to get what size you need. I've got some screaming deals on tires there.

I suppose you could put a little drop of silicone seal on each spoke nipple and run tubeless.......

Hey, you're a welder, just run a bead around each spoke and seal it up then you won't have to worry about tubes anymore!



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Thanks to all,and Stevent,that would be sweet.Then my rims could match my pipes. :-D
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