Or if you're not willing to go through the effort, just switch to 2.5 super light tubes. I was skeptical when they were recommended to me years ago, but I've very rarely flatted riding pretty hard and saved about ½ lb per wheel. I typically run 5.5 psi on a 4.6 front tire and 7.5 on a 4.0 rear for groomed trail riding. The only downside is a patch won't hold to a tube stretched that much when you do eventually flat.
March 6, 2023, 5:55 p.m. - DadStillRides
Or if you're not willing to go through the effort, just switch to 2.5 super light tubes. I was skeptical when they were recommended to me years ago, but I've very rarely flatted riding pretty hard and saved about ½ lb per wheel. I typically run 5.5 psi on a 4.6 front tire and 7.5 on a 4.0 rear for groomed trail riding. The only downside is a patch won't hold to a tube stretched that much when you do eventually flat.