93gsxturbo
93gsxturbo Dork
12/31/15 7:35 p.m.

Make a website that lists the exact model of bicycle tires that work tubeless. Not anecdotally with DIY setups, but legit UST Tubeless or Stans or other systems that are proven to work with tires engineered to run tubeless.

Then have it all as an aggregator where you can drill down to the size/style/price you want, and either sell the tires yourself or link to vendors with the lowest price.

Basically a Tire Rack for bike tires, with standard reviews/features/sizing listed for all tires.

Knurled
Knurled GRM+ Memberand MegaDork
1/1/16 10:46 p.m.

You mean like tubulars?

93gsxturbo
93gsxturbo Dork
1/2/16 11:33 a.m.

No, tubeless bead (clincher) mount. Like auto or motorcycle tires.

My fat bike is set up tubeless, but having a dick of time finding all the info I need to set my 'cross bike up tubeless clincher

Knurled
Knurled GRM+ Memberand MegaDork
1/2/16 4:53 p.m.

Huh. Never knew those existed.

I assume they don't work too good at 15-20psi like I used to run when I used to rode trails.

travellering
travellering Reader
1/2/16 5:54 p.m.

In reply to Knurled:

That's what they're designed to allow. Less danger of a pinch flat with no tube to get pinched...

It's tubeless tires that allowed the making of road bike party

daeman
daeman HalfDork
1/2/16 11:03 p.m.

In reply to travellering:

.... Holy E36 M3! Thanks for that, impressive to say the least.

93gsxturbo
93gsxturbo Dork
1/3/16 8:15 a.m.

I run my fat bike at 1-2 psi tubeless and it works great. Its actually harder to run at higher pressures because of the demands of the tire casing and bead to be both strong and light.

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