You'll be fine flying with tubeless just drop the pressure to about 30 psi thats all. It shouldn't make any difference really.
br, no the Joe's do sit outside the bead and are visible when tyre is on. This does not cause any issues what so ever. Mine worked fine for 6 months of hard riding.
You could try the Spec S-Works Sauser Wind, superlight and 2bliss (tubeless ready) maybe abit narrow for some, 1.8" had them on the Epic and loved them, Ave weight 480g, light for a tubeless tyre.
The Racing Ralph is a good light tyre as well though, as Dave stated.
Hope you all had a good ride, just recovering from a bout of sickness on Monday, something i ate, i assume.
Count me in for next Saturday at the Chilterns, sounds great!
Not meet you yet Elaine but heard plenty about you. All good you'll be pleased to know. My local bike shop, Mountain Trax, has a mechanic called Dean, he mentioned you. I look forward to the pleasure.
As for you Cas, lets ave it!! PS. What were you knitting?
Jay, yes we heard you, i even said at the time "Was that Jay"!
Was that your car i heard squealing Jay? I thought i heard something like you tearing around the roundabout as we set off. We're you having fun in the tank?
Dave, Andy's right, it's the only time we can get away from you, on the long decents, you should stick a 24 on the front to give us a bit more on you.
Thoroughly enjoyed that last night, nice to go somewhere different.
Dave are you riding tonight? six nights on the trot! or should i say bike!
I think we should rename the Pork pies as "Pigs might Fly" nice bunch of chaps anyway
Neils
PS. What were you knitting?
