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  1. I use TPUs on some of my bikes. I found them more fragile than usual butyl tubes.

    If a tube constantly blows up, there is something wrong with the wheel. Maybe there’s a metal bead coming out of the tyre or a rim tape not fully covers the spoke holes. I’d recommend to change default rim tapes to a tubeless rim tape. It looks like an electric tape- it is very thin and glues itself into place, never slipping.

    upd, yes, as other people mentioned those are snake bikes. I didn’t noticed a pair of holes at first.

    One of TPU properties- it looses the air overe time. On my experience I have to pump them at least once a week.

  2. You’re not alone. I’ve tried TPU tubes as a backup to my road tubeless setup and they all failed, gave up on them. 4 TPU tubes, none lasted more than 24 hrs.

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