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[Closed] Arhh, yes I see now...it's a tubeless ready (as opp. to UST)

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Laughing at myself, so I tht I cheer STW up a little before the cold snap.

Rushed to James's, made an impulse purchase for the Peak Pootle. My eyes/mind only digested the work Tubeless.....I was at it for 3 days!! The air was blue…..my previous ust's went up in about 4 or 5 strokes of the track pump. What am I doing wrong?

Then I fell on another post that explained the difference/difficulty of inflation.

+1 for that.

God I sh*** sometimes 🙄


 
Posted : 18/11/2013 3:25 pm
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Is this some wheels? Didn't you notice all the holes in them? Didn't your guide dog notice?
Or do you mean tyres? Guide dogs are no good for picking tyres...


 
Posted : 18/11/2013 3:42 pm
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If it was tyres, I can't see why it would make a difference. 'Tubelesss ready' tyres usually have a UST bead, and they go up with any old pump on my UST rims, no problem.


 
Posted : 18/11/2013 3:57 pm
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UST is actually a standard and provides a bead specification and tyres that don't leak air. Manufacturers pay a fee to use the term UST hence many go Tubeless ready espcially with the advent of Stans rims, strips etc.

Tubeless ready is far more hit and miss.


 
Posted : 18/11/2013 4:03 pm
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UST tyres have beefier and sealed sidewalls so you don't need sealant, tubeless ready tyres have a UST bead but lighter and not sealed sidewalls so you need gloop..
That's why UST tyres are heavier..


 
Posted : 18/11/2013 4:05 pm

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