Are you ready to join the tubeless revolution? Tubeless tyres are the new go-to for fast, comfy fun on the bike, whether you ride road, MTB or gravel. Not sure what the fuss is about? Find out all you need to know about tubeless tyres with PRO BIKE TOOL’s quick guide! What is a tubeless tyre? Bicycle tyres fall into two main types, tubular and clincher. Tubeless tyres fall within the ‘clincher’ category. Typical ‘tubed’ clincher tyres are a semi-circular shape and contain a removable inner tube. Air pressure inside the tube secures the tyre ‘bead’ to the wheel rim. The tubeless clincher has the same shape as its tubed cousin, and is also held onto the rim of the wheel with air pressure. However – you guessed it – there is no inner tube inside. In the absence of an inner tube, air is held inside the tyre by liquid
Are you ready to join the tubeless revolution? Tubeless tyres are the new go-to for fast, comfy fun on the bike, whether you ride road, MTB or
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