Installed the first set of tyres without tubes. They lost all air over night. Added more sealant, took the bike to work – now they seem fine. And to my surprise the ride is indeed a lot better! I may change my mind about wanting to run tubes…..
by FeinwerkSau
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Heck yeah! I’m my experience tubeless tires tend to be a higher quality than non tubeless (certainly there are caveats to this). We always recommend riding the bike, even just 15-30 minutes, after we complete a conversion. It helps get the sealant into all the nooks and crannies as well as coat any porous section of the tire. Great look on your bike, I like that diverge a lot. It seems like a value leader.