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Cam, there are always going to be those that "get" tubeless (through trying a
variety of tyres, pressures and suspension settings, preferably on the same
set of trails) and those that don't or don't want to put in the time to find
out how good tubeless can be. Michelin Comp 16s on Mavic 823s in 2002 (were
called something else back then) at 22 psi (for a 200 lbs rider) was the wake
up call. Tubeless for 12 years and as far as I can see this ProCore can only
be a "value add". Oh and I do run tubeless on ENVE (for two seasons now, 180
ish six hour days) and recommend Conti Kaiser Projeckt or Trail Kings with 30
rear/ 27 front psi for jumping (think A-Line) and 27 rear/ 24 front psi for
tech trails.
Sept. 24, 2014, 4:21 p.m. - AndrewR
#!markdown Cam, there are always going to be those that "get" tubeless (through trying a variety of tyres, pressures and suspension settings, preferably on the same set of trails) and those that don't or don't want to put in the time to find out how good tubeless can be. Michelin Comp 16s on Mavic 823s in 2002 (were called something else back then) at 22 psi (for a 200 lbs rider) was the wake up call. Tubeless for 12 years and as far as I can see this ProCore can only be a "value add". Oh and I do run tubeless on ENVE (for two seasons now, 180 ish six hour days) and recommend Conti Kaiser Projeckt or Trail Kings with 30 rear/ 27 front psi for jumping (think A-Line) and 27 rear/ 24 front psi for tech trails.