Thanks for the good wishes, but those are the only problems I've had with tubeless tyres in ten years. I bought yet another Continental Trail King (with BCC) from a different country and I had no problems with it, like I didn't before the two bad ones.Thats pretty awful. I must admit never had anything like that happen. I have always used Maxxis tyres for tubeless with little if no problems other than they wear fairly quick and are not cheap. As you say looks like a bad production batch and I certainly wouldn't ever buy from them again. Hope you have more luck with tubeless in the future.
Went local last night and took the small camelbak (without the spare inner tube in it) - ripped the sidewall on the first trail! No amount of stans, gas or plugs was fixing that! Long walk back and lesson learned, always take a spare tube!
Thanks, good call. Added to the basket for the next shopping trip with Wiggle!Get a bad rip in the tyre and no amount of spare inner tubes will work! Take a tyre wall patch, or scout around for an abandoned gel pack to use instead (a poor substitute but better than nothing).
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