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Old 12-06-22 | 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by staehpj1
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I have had such good luck with tubeless on my mountain bike I may consider going tubeless on my next touring setup.. I went from weekly thorn flats to pretty much never flatting with tubeless on my MTB.
Since you tour on a light road bike, you might want to research tubeless on that type of bike.

I have read that some roadies that used tubeless on high pressure skinny tires had problems cornering, If a tire bead shifted enough that some air could "burp" out of the tire, the sudden loss of pressure could cause a crash.

I have no clue if an airliner could prevent that or not. Google airliner for road tubeless tires if you are not familiar with it.

Since I have never tried tubeless and probably never will, I am not speaking from experience, only what I have read. Good luck.
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