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Old 11-11-20 | 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by rydabent
Unlike car rims bicycle rims have spokes. Tubeless bike tires and wheels seem like kind of a dumb idea.
Okay, we've now got that out of the way. Moving on...

Originally Posted by Ryan_M
FWIW the bike is a 2020 Giant Roam 1 that I bought new at the end of May and I live in Canada near Toronto. I don't know which system I'd prefer yet so I'm not really opposed to a PROPER tubeless setup and I don't mind maintenance,
If you had known it was essentially a tubeless setup with sealant, and known that you need to top up the sealant every now and then, it probably would've sealed up before you knew there had been a puncture.

I suggest that you get it set up as proper tubeless, maintain it properly, and enjoy. Tubeless isn't right for everyone...But if it is appropriate for you, it's really quite useful.
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