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What options are available here and what is the price for each?

 

No Tubes? + tires

 

No Flatts? + tires

 

Getho Tjooples? - can use current tires?

 

Anybody track down some BMX 20" presta with removable valves in the Midrand/PTA area yet??

 

Other?

 

Posted

Let me ask the questoins now :

 

 

 

What tyres do you want to use ?

 

What rims have you got ?

 

What tubes are you not gonna use ?

 

and to answer your final question ..... NO

Posted

You can buy  the following full kits...

 

Stans - approx R 750 - includes rim strips & sealing liquid.

Joes - approx  R ??  - includes rim strips & sealing liquid.

 

You can buy the rim strips separately...

 

Stans - approx R 250 each

Joes - Approx R 250 for 2

Bontrager - Approx R70 for 1

 

Tubeless tyres are generallly more expensive than there non-tubless counterparts and generally are heavier with a thicker sidewall. You also get tubeless-ready.

 

Easiest & cheapest would be to use your current tyres and utilise a 20" tube, if you running 26" and 24/26" if you are running 29" rims.

 

 

Posted

 

Let me ask the questoins now :

 

 

 

What tyres do you want to use ?

 

What rims have you got ?

 

What tubes are you not gonna use ?

 

and to answer your final question ..... NO

 

I ride with Kenda tires.

I have WH5?? shimano wheels.

Presta 26"

 

 

 

Posted

Save your petrol and just buy the Joe's strips. I spent weeks looking for 20" presta tubes! I used Sludge sealant, local stuff. Dirt cheap and hasn't let me down yet. I even pulled out a HUGE thorn (one of those white bastids) the other day and it sealed instantly.

 

 

 

 

 

  • 4 months later...
Posted

Old thread, I know, but I just want to make sure I do not break things.

 

 

 

I have Mavik 317 rims and normal Crossmark tires (non UST).

 

 

 

If I buy the Joe / Stans kit (rim strips & sealant) will that allow me to throw my tubes away?

 

 

 

 

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