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09-30-02, 08:00 AM
If I put a tube into a tubeless tire (quick fix on the trail to get you home) then you have to remove the valve from the rim. I haven't yet tried it, but when you remove the valve to make room for the one on the tube, there is a sort of flange on the rim that the tubless valve screws onto. Would this be a problem for an inner tube valve not seating properly, or maybe sitting on something that could cause a puncture when the tube is inflated?