Reynolds assaults and tubeless???
05-26-19, 12:39 PM
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Reynolds assaults and tubeless???
Just picked up a set of Reynolds Assaults and Schwalbe one tires for my cannon dale ss evo. I’m thinking about going tubeless, has anyone ran tubeless on these wheels or in general? Would you recommend staying with tubes? I run tubeless on my mb and love it, so I thought I would try it out on my rb.
05-26-19, 12:49 PM
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I’m running Continental Force/Attack tubeless with my Reynolds AR 58/62 FB wheels on my Canyon. It’s a new set up but so far it’s working out great. Took me a few rides to get used to the lower tire pressures needed with tubeless after riding tubes forever.
05-26-19, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Lrdchaos
Just picked up a set of Reynolds Assaults and Schwalbe one tires for my cannon dale ss evo. I’m thinking about going tubeless, has anyone ran tubeless on these wheels or in general? Would you recommend staying with tubes? I run tubeless on my mb and love it, so I thought I would try it out on my rb.
05-26-19, 08:15 PM
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I’m running tubeless on Ultegra 6800s and Mavic wheels (both sets with Yksion Pro UST tires). I haven’t run them long enough, but so far I’m enjoying the low-pressure ride comfort and lower rolling resistance (very noticeable on my Ultegras conversion). At about 500 miles, no flats. If I can keep the maintenace at home (sealant, plugging, patching, etc.) and not on the road I will be sold.
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I ran tubeless on my Assaults for a season. Went to the Pro One tyres and Stan's sealant. Loved the setup. Tyres rode brilliantly. The only reason I told the wheels is because I bought a new bike with disc brakes. Had I not bought a new bike, I'd still be riding the tubeless Assault setup.
As an aside, the fellow I sold the wheels to decided to ride the Assaults with a tyre/tube. After flatting a bunch of times on the same ride, he switch over to a tubeless setup and he's been happy ever since.
As an aside, the fellow I sold the wheels to decided to ride the Assaults with a tyre/tube. After flatting a bunch of times on the same ride, he switch over to a tubeless setup and he's been happy ever since.
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I run my Assaults tubeless. The first few sets of tires were a learning experience (okay, they were a bit of a *****), but mounting/unmounting has been great as my experience has grown and technique improved.
With a couple of flats that required a tube (and possibly a boot), I will say that I've had a hard time getting the beads to seat properly. I obviously have limited experience in this regard, so take it with a grain salt, but I've seen one or two others express the same thing online.
With a couple of flats that required a tube (and possibly a boot), I will say that I've had a hard time getting the beads to seat properly. I obviously have limited experience in this regard, so take it with a grain salt, but I've seen one or two others express the same thing online.
05-27-19, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
I run my Assaults tubeless. The first few sets of tires were a learning experience (okay, they were a bit of a *****), but mounting/unmounting has been great as my experience has grown and technique improved.
With a couple of flats that required a tube (and possibly a boot), I will say that I've had a hard time getting the beads to seat properly. I obviously have limited experience in this regard, so take it with a grain salt, but I've seen one or two others express the same thing online.
With a couple of flats that required a tube (and possibly a boot), I will say that I've had a hard time getting the beads to seat properly. I obviously have limited experience in this regard, so take it with a grain salt, but I've seen one or two others express the same thing online.
05-27-19, 08:43 AM
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I appreciate the info! I’ll plan on running them Tubeless for now and see how it goes. I always carry an extra tube with me so that shouldn’t be an issue.
