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Bead lock rims
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25 Feb 2014 18:23 #106002
by TomDK
Replied by TomDK on topic Bead lock rims
regular tubes will not keep the bead in place. Staun beadlocks will. But they are pretty expensive 
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25 Feb 2014 18:58 #106007
by TomDK
Replied by TomDK on topic Bead lock rims
I don't think regular tubes will do the trick. The pressure is still very low in them, so the bead does not sit any better to the rim, compared to running without tubes.
Remember it's because of low tyre pressure the bead might pop in. And why beadlocks are required for comp use putting in a tube, and run the same low pressure does nothing to keep the bead in place.
Remember it's because of low tyre pressure the bead might pop in. And why beadlocks are required for comp use
putting in a tube, and run the same low pressure does nothing to keep the bead in place. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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25 Feb 2014 20:07 #106031
by Yellostreak
Replied by Yellostreak on topic Bead lock rims
Yes I would think so.. ask your tyre fitter to use 'rimseal' instead of the usual white soap stuff.. its what they use on everything up to earthmovers
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