Tubeless ready rims???
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Tubeless ready rims???
Can anybody tell me if the rims on the genesis longitude 2016 are tubeless ready save me removing the tyres cheers
Re: Tubeless ready rims???
Yep, tubeless ready apparently:matt147 wrote:Can anybody tell me if the rims on the genesis longitude 2016 are tubeless ready save me removing the tyres cheers
http://www.genesisbikes.co.uk/blog/07/0 ... -longitude
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Re: Tubeless ready rims???
Beat me to it, yes Jalco Dd 38's they are
Re: Tubeless ready rims???
Brilliant thanks guys
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Re: Tubeless ready rims???
Being a no-tube noob, a couple of questions;
I've got these wheels, do I need to remove the rim tape that's already in there?
Do I have to use new tyres, given the amount of thorns that have been pulled out of the rubber over the last year?
I've got these wheels, do I need to remove the rim tape that's already in there?
Do I have to use new tyres, given the amount of thorns that have been pulled out of the rubber over the last year?
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Re: Tubeless ready rims???
Depends on the tape. If it looks like sticky tape then you'll be ok. If it has anything like normal rimtape whip it out and replace with tesa/gorilla tape.macinblack wrote:Being a no-tube noob, a couple of questions;
I've got these wheels, do I need to remove the rim tape that's already in there?
Do I have to use new tyres, given the amount of thorns that have been pulled out of the rubber over the last year?
Used tyres might have stretched and become baggy so might be a pain to seat. The thorn holes will probably just weep some fluid before sealing. Maybe pop some glitter in to help clumping.
