Originally Posted by Psimet2001

I am not a fan of tubeless. I have had to come to the rescue of too many tubeless riders too many times. With a tube and tire you always have a solution. Running tubeless and carrying a spare tube is the only way I would run tubeless.

1. OP - multiple flats are indicative of (in order of frequency) improper inflation, poor mounting technique, not checking for initial cause and correcting it, Worn out tire, environmental conditions (goathead thorns, etc). Figure out which problem is really yours and fix it. If you do I have frequently gone 1+ years riding without any flats at all.

2. I have a ton of information regarding best practices with regard to tire mounting, diagnosing causes of flats, etc in a really old thread I start way back : http://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycli...s-tip-day.html.

In particular - http://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycli...ml#post6577314

I just cruised that thread - I thought I had some tips in there about how to identify the cause based on what you saw in the tube but maybe it's not in there ...but looks like I am going to come up with some more...and bump that thread..