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Got a flat riding again

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    had a good view at least

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      had a good view at least

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      Did you have to walk back

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        Did you have to walk back

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        Not need. Had the partner come down and get me in the truck. This is about 8 miles from where I live. We try and ride it everyday and flats happen all the time.

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          Not need. Had the partner come down and get me in the truck. This is about 8 miles from where I live. We try and ride it everyday and flats happen all the time.

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          Going tubeless would solve this or alternatively put tire sealant inside your tubes.

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            Going tubeless would solve this or alternatively put tire sealant inside your tubes.

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            Tubeless is great for small piddly punctures. Anything bigger and a spare inner tube and tyre boot are a necessity (esp. on longer rides).

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              Tubeless is great for small piddly punctures. Anything bigger and a spare inner tube and tyre boot are a necessity (esp. on longer rides).

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              Sure, but I'd still argue that the vast majority of flats people get would have been avoided by running tubeless. I've fixed around 8 punctures over the past 10,000km and only one of them was such that tire sealant wouldn't have fixed.

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                Sure, but I'd still argue that the vast majority of flats people get would have been avoided by running tubeless. I've fixed around 8 punctures over the past 10,000km and only one of them was such that tire sealant wouldn't have fixed.

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                Fair enough - I suppose it's a caution borne out of experience of the awful roads by me - I've had a lot of unsealable punctures on the roads near me (from gashes to a bit of glass that wiggled around just enough to not seal).

                As a result I always caveat advice to go tubeless - for "proper" punctures (anything more serious than a pin prick or snakebite) tubeless can be a can of worms, and give people a sense of confidence that inner tube users don't have (wisely).

                Granted it's also down to tyre choice (you can pry my patched panaracers from my cold dead hands) but a tyre pissing sealant and air is much more of a hassle to deal with than an inner tube in my experience.

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