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Flyboy

Well-Known Member
Location
Tranmere
Tubeless
 

vickster

Squire
I have them on the flat bar bike (came with the bike), not noticed an issue (other than the valves getting stuck with the goo)

Probably not as heavy and slow as M+ but you'll get fewer punctures with the tyres and less mess than with slime tubes if you do
 
Slime every time, less time spent fixing p*******s at the roadside.
 

dim

Guest
Location
Cambridge UK
if you don't opt for tubeless, ... it's the tyres that count the most and not the inner tubes

if you have a roadbike, and don't want punctures, get a tyre such as Schwalbe Durano Plus .....

if you have a crap tyre that will allow a flint or thorn or glass to penetrate the tyre, no tube will stop a puncture
 

Pale Rider

Legendary Member
Depends a little on the size of tyre.

Slime isn't quite so clever in narrow roadie tyres at 100psi+.

As @vickster says, slime can also clog valves, so it's better used with schrader tubes which have a more easily removable core and bigger hole.
 

Slick

Guru
if you don't opt for tubeless, ... it's the tyres that count the most and not the inner tubes

if you have a roadbike, and don't want punctures, get a tyre such as Schwalbe Durano Plus .....

if you have a crap tyre that will allow a flint or thorn or glass to penetrate the tyre, no tube will stop a puncture
I use the durano + and got another puncture within 6 first couple of weeks. Touchwood, I haven't had any since though.
 
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