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The tubes were definitely the weakest point of the last generation. Thankfully we’ve updated them and reinforced the valve-stem
Hey Quinn! I don’t have that info off the top right now. Send me a quick email and I’ll be sure that either Jared or I send you all the info we can
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All my V1 flats have been tears in the tubes vs the stem delaminating. Just got another flat on ride right now.
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This issue has been fixed with V2, if you email support with photos well make it right.
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Fun video using the new wheels!
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These seem to fix the Bkb issue for me
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Do the tubeless grip better than the tubed cyclones?
Honestly I’m not sure I haven’t put them back to back
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Yes
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How did you come to this conclusion @fujio001
Do they use a different compound for the tire between the tubed and tubeless?
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I was under the impression that tubeless tires allow you to run lower PSI and therefore can provide more grip. That’s my understanding, at least.
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I’ve read at least two reviews from people who use those wheels that running them at a lower pressure makes them lose air.
So from that I would assume that you could run lower pressure on tubed wheels
I don’t see how tubeless could have more grip unless Meepo uses a different compound on the tubeless tire than the tubed one and that different compound has more grip.
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The tubeless are wider and appear flatter 
I would run them on hubba hubs with tubes.
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So it’s an entirely different tire mold? Or entirely different rim with a different width?
Different mold and width. They’re 165x72 vs 65.
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Weird to refer to these two different wheels by the same name
Not confusing at all
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I prefer the cyclones over the cyclones
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