Billing it as easy to install, easy to clean up, and easy on the wallet, Slime announces its new Tubeless Bicycle Tire ...

More important: non-tubeless tires don’t have the specially shaped bead to lock to the rim. We’ll steer clear of recommendations here. Tires are personal and, for gravel and mountain-bike ...

T here’s nothing quite as frustrating as a flat tire while on a ride, but with modern mountain bike wheels, tires, inserts, ...

A tubular tire is (hopefully) securely glued onto a rim and a tubeless mountain bike tire's high volume produces enough force to hold the tire and rim together firmly. But a tubeless cyclo-cross ...

Tubeless mountain bike tires certainly improve on their conventional counterparts, but could they perform even better? The OPTIS insert is claimed to help them do so, by serving as an inflatable ...

Going tubeless for cyclocross is an attractive option for anyone tired of pinch-flatting clinchers or gluing and re-gluing (or flatting) expensive tubulars. Cyclocross Magazine has long experimented ...

I went out and spent $18 on two tubeless valve stems from a bike shop near me (everything is sold out online in this pandemic bike boom), tore out my old tape, cleaned my rims with some carb ...

Tubeless tires are having a good year with the Squid, Pivot/Maxxis and Garneau-Easton teams riding them. We look at the how and why of their success. Home; ... The First Legendary Drop Bar Mountain ...

Tubeless mountain bike tires definitely have their good points. In order to seat the things securely on the rim, however, it's often necessary to use a compressor or a CO2 cartridge to deliver a ...

Traditional tubular tires continue to rule the roost at the top levels of cyclo-cross racing, and for good reason: the wheels and tires are lighter, the casings tend to be suppler and do a better ...