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A major sidewall repair is probably not safe at speed for either setup so it
is only going to be a temporary solution - gets you back to the trailhead or
allows you to ride a few more times before you cough up for a new tire. I
don't see how it is different between tube or tubeless other than the relative
ease of the still temporary repair? I ride tubeless and carry a tube, a few
Park tb-2 tire boots and a patch kit. It's the law of inverse preparedness. If
you don't have it, you will need it. If you have it, you won't need it. So it
is rare that I need to use them. Tubeless has been very good to me!
July 8, 2015, 8:34 a.m. - rvoi
#!markdown A major sidewall repair is probably not safe at speed for either setup so it is only going to be a temporary solution - gets you back to the trailhead or allows you to ride a few more times before you cough up for a new tire. I don't see how it is different between tube or tubeless other than the relative ease of the still temporary repair? I ride tubeless and carry a tube, a few Park tb-2 tire boots and a patch kit. It's the law of inverse preparedness. If you don't have it, you will need it. If you have it, you won't need it. So it is rare that I need to use them. Tubeless has been very good to me!