My experience is that, if you own a Lezyne mini-pump with a screw-on hose (which tends to unscrew valve cores at inopportune times), you'll find that tubes with removable cores are all too common.
Originally Posted by
pesty
Running sealant inside normal tubes is kinda a PITA with a road bike. First, getting the sealant in the tube is kinda messy, and second, they don't have the same feel as running proper tubeless and kinda ruin the feel of even a good road clincher. I mean, it feels like a clincher, but with 2oz of liquid in it. I'd honestly opt for a proper tubeless setup.
You're preaching to the choir, but this thread is about ghetto tubeless which is why I said I'd rather opt for tubes with sealant.
Originally Posted by
redlude97
Does anyone have any luck using stan's in a tube?
I put some OS in to the tubes on a bike that I lent to my cousin for a few rides. I've ridden it a few times since, but I haven't had a flat or a confirmed puncture, so it's impossible to say.