Bicycle tires – tubeless
Back in the days when the tubeless tires were suppose to be the product of the new era; there was a big fuss about it. Anyways it was said that they could leap a small building on their own and when you get home you can get a back massage by them. Of course none of that is true and the industry blamed the “not fulfilling of the costumers expectations” on the press.
In this article you’ll here the true benefits of the tubeless bicycle tires without the marketing tricks. The tubeless tire bicycle system means that the tires lack the inner tube. This original UST system was developed by Michelin, Mavic and Hutchinson. This system consists of a rim-bed that doesn’t lead the air escape. In here a high pressurized UST tire is molded into the rim inflated with air (60psi) which locks the tire to the rim and creates an air tight seal. Afterwards you can lower the pressure from 28 to 40 psi and enjoy the ride. Also today there are people that try to make a tubeless system by using a regular rim and a regular tire. But the UST system is the only one that is intended to run with under 40 psi while of course the random tires and rims aren’t (they go over 40 psi).
Of course the market offers a lot of tubeless bicycle tires, but if you ask me I think that the inventors of the UST system (Mavic, Michelin and Hutchinson) are the best in the tubeless tire production.
This tire is the self invented tubeless system that I was talking about in the upper lines. The Stan’s No Tubes the Raven UST Tubeless Cyclocross Bicycle Tire – 700 x 35 – BT23 can be found on the market for $62.39. The Wilderness Trail Bikes WierWolf UST Tubeless Tire – 26 x 2.1 can be found for $59.00. The Michelin DH 15 Hard Terrain Mountain UST Tubeless Bicycle Tire – 26×2.1 can be found for $45.99. Irc Mibro Ust Tubeless Mountain Bike Tire that can be found for $49.95. Also here you have cheaper ones like the Arrow Racing Savage 26×2.6 Tubeless Bike Tire for $12.93, the Kenda Nevegal tubeless bike tires with 2.1″ width for $38.99 etc.
Of course everything depends on your personal choice and pocket. If you are ready to spend more money why not try the best but if you are just exploring find a cheaper ones see if they fit your demands and go for the more expensive.
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