Tubeless rims, rubber type valve: WARNING...
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soosh
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What was the issue in fitting them? You rekon its not possible to do at home?red wrote:I've used these for about 3-4000 miles now and haven't found any problems apart from refitting tyres.I've ended up taking them back so that Pat can fit them.soosh wrote:Has anyone started using these split tubless rims from Patron racing in Doncaster.Im interested in them and gonna be buying some soon but wondered if anyone else has clocked up any miles on them? At least they are UK based and they seem a decent company who give a s**t unlike some others.
Here's the link for his shop.
http://www.lambrettarestore.com/
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They are the type that MB embarked on a few years ago and decided not to persue 
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Just had a look at the Demon Tweeks Bike It valves
£4.58 each for right angle ones
They do look identical to the ones im my Scootrs v3 rims
I presume it is the grade of the rubber grommet that is the difference??
Am i correct in this - that the failure part is possibly with the softness grade of the rubber grommet?
Looks like i will be ringing them soon !!
£4.58 each for right angle ones
They do look identical to the ones im my Scootrs v3 rims
I presume it is the grade of the rubber grommet that is the difference??
Am i correct in this - that the failure part is possibly with the softness grade of the rubber grommet?
Looks like i will be ringing them soon !!
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corrado wrote:So are these rims definitely tubeless....
http://www.lambrettarestore.com/alloy-w ... 1586-p.asp
It just says alloy, mentions the bead but doesn't say that they're tubeless????
Yes,definitely tubeless.
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The rubber on my ScootRS valves felt "softer" and more pliable than the Demon Tweeks ones that replaced them. That may be just my imagination and I don't know about the grade or quality of the rubber used but I don't think so.Metal-Guru wrote:Just had a look at the Demon Tweeks Bike It valves
£4.58 each for right angle ones
They do look identical to the ones im my Scootrs v3 rims
I presume it is the grade of the rubber grommet that is the difference??
Am i correct in this - that the failure part is possibly with the softness grade of the rubber grommet?
Looks like i will be ringing them soon !!
It's be worth hearing again from those whose valves went to see what they think.
anyone got a link for the correct valves to buy please?
Here's a link to the Bike it site showing the valve and order code
http://www.bikeit.co.uk/tyres_product.asp?ID=16
http://www.bikeit.co.uk/tyres_product.asp?ID=16
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Spoke with them and they said MB had nothing to do with the design of these and they did it all themselves which they are gonna say but they use them on their road bikes aswell.soulsurfer wrote:They are the type that MB embarked on a few years ago and decided not to persue
