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Rim seal tape?
- Thread starter Kritou
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There is rim tape to protect the tube from the spokes, it does not seal though.
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The part number is 42713-102-005
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Tires Megathread
Sorry for the beating of a dead horse, but every shop near me wants $180 to mount and balance these suckers so I need to make the right choice on the first go... Where do you live? I'll happily mount them for $100, I don't see the need to balance tires on a 275# bike that goes 50-55 in perfect...
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The part number is 42713-102-005
Kritou
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Thanks - I’m converting to tubeless using the “ghetto” approach and wondered if I should add some protection to the tube remnant from the nipple ends
Kritou
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Will check the spokes before covering, and will probably use Gorilla Tape
Kritou
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Tubeless … because I think, hope it is a quick and dirty answer to the many sharps I seem to encounter …
Copy that, been pondering cutting down one of my older shrunken mousse tubes but haven’t made the effort…
why I spelled it like that…
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why I spelled it like that…
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rightspy
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Maybe just put sealant in the tube? I know there are a lot of differing opinions on this technique.
m in sc
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I hope you guys are aware they make extra thick heavy duty innertubes just for off road? they are like 50% thicker. better option IMHO.
rightspy
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Although HD tubes handle the trauma of rocks and gravel, I am not sure they will prevent nails, screws and other foreign matter on the asphalt From penetrating the tube. IDK for sure though.