I've only run Tannus Tubeless and rode out 5 miles once (on very mellow trail but at a good clip and pedaling into the flat corners fairly aggressively) and the bead stayed in place. It was a little 'wiggly' but it kept me from damaging rims or needing to stop and fight a tube in. On 2.6 Schwalbes.
You've run Tannus and these, would you rate these better? And I have always found the Tanks to provide meaningful support on these specific 2.6 tires. In fact, my New Years day ride I tried running lower pressures than I ever have and turns out 15F and 17R works incredibly well for traction on a slippery day. I think it might have been one of my fastest, most dialed rides ever actually and I even forgot I was testing such low pressures as it all felt so good.
But I am very curious about a Tannus Tubeless to Vittoria direct comparison in your opinion. Assuming the tire is sized correctly for the insert.
Jan. 10, 2025, 3:43 p.m. - BarryW
I've only run Tannus Tubeless and rode out 5 miles once (on very mellow trail but at a good clip and pedaling into the flat corners fairly aggressively) and the bead stayed in place. It was a little 'wiggly' but it kept me from damaging rims or needing to stop and fight a tube in. On 2.6 Schwalbes. You've run Tannus and these, would you rate these better? And I have always found the Tanks to provide meaningful support on these specific 2.6 tires. In fact, my New Years day ride I tried running lower pressures than I ever have and turns out 15F and 17R works incredibly well for traction on a slippery day. I think it might have been one of my fastest, most dialed rides ever actually and I even forgot I was testing such low pressures as it all felt so good. But I am very curious about a Tannus Tubeless to Vittoria direct comparison in your opinion. Assuming the tire is sized correctly for the insert.