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Old 01-17-06, 11:57 AM
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Fred Smedley
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Originally Posted by San Rensho
Sew ups handle better at extremes because the sidewalls are much more flexible than clinchers, its easier to change a flat on the road with sew-ups, which you will probably have to do since they tend to flat more.

They are a pain to glue on and trying to repair one is like doing exploratory surgery on a snake.


Could you expand on your statement that tubulars flat more often. I ride both and see the this as a tire specific issue not a design difference issue. In my reading I believe one of the reasons Lance likes Tubulars is they flat less often.
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