Your experience with tubeless conversion of Continental Race King tires
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Your experience with tubeless conversion of Continental Race King tires
Does anyone here have good or bad experiences with tubeless conversion of the Continental Race King tires?
I am thinking about getting the Supersonic 2.2 version of these tires and do a tubeless conversion using Stan's Standard Tubeless System. The Mavic XM 317 Disc rims that I have are listed on NoTubes.com as compatible with this tubeless conversion kit, but I am not sure if the tires will seal properly.
I appreciate any input you may have on this topic. Thank you very much in advance.
I am thinking about getting the Supersonic 2.2 version of these tires and do a tubeless conversion using Stan's Standard Tubeless System. The Mavic XM 317 Disc rims that I have are listed on NoTubes.com as compatible with this tubeless conversion kit, but I am not sure if the tires will seal properly.
I appreciate any input you may have on this topic. Thank you very much in advance.
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There's a thread on this on MTBR, but the consensus seems to be that the SuperSonic tires have too many micro-holes in the sidewall. I've read that adding glitter [or maybe flair] to the sealant, and using a combo of slime and Stan's might do the trick.