Are the Frequency model wheels Tubeless only? (i.e. can you run tubes in them if need be)
632686
Good afternoon,Yeah you can run this as Clincher with no problem, have a Great afternoon!
1676816
The wheelset itself is not, you would need to purchase a tubeless kit (tape, valve, sealant ) if you use it without it will take a few days first the sealant to close all the gaps on the wheels (that was my case ) hope this helps! A|M
189188
While the tires can be used tubeless, your wheels dictate that an inner tube needs to be used. Yes I always replace the inner tube when replacing a bike tire. For the minor amount of cost you have lots of peace of mind. My wife has a Vulcan cruiser and just loves these tires. Way better than stock rubber from Kawasaki(Dunlops)
2015275
These are not tubeless ready. they are the performance version. Tubeless ready usually retail around $70-$80.
400295
Bike tire is not tubeless. I purchased the tire for a friend and do not have an answer regarding where the tire was actually made. However, I highly recommend it.
798771
No you can not. You would have to replace the hub, a lot of work. Zerolite makes a singlespeed wheel.
46868
to the best of my knowledge, you are able to. You can use automatic or manual since the tubes have the necessary contacts.
386742
No, they're plastic except for the parts that matter - axles, gears, etc. With care and minor maintenance (cleaning, occasionally lightly oiled, kept dry, fresh batteries) they should last a long time. The electronics are compact and durable as is the whole set. I'm not sure what you mean by "fast", but speeds are reasonable, variable and realistic. Sound matches movement. Because the loco uses internal batteries, the wheels don't need to be metal. I operate mine on powered metal track that also supports the more standard electric trains. For that reason I'm glad the wheels aren't metal (making a short circuit). Hope this helps. Len.
1009982
Yes, this is a tubeless tire. I use them on my snowblower and they're great.
1395657
tube or tubeless is based on rims. if you have spokes you need tube and rim strip. I have said it before this tire I based on what your after. life of tire or performance. don't buy it if you are running a 130 size rear tire and want to take corners hard. just a heads up
1570418
I am not sure, however if you go to Michelin website they should answer your questions. In my opinion if a tubeless tire is used on a wire spoke wheel just use the tube and make sure the inner rubber piece that goes on the inside of wheel over the spoke adjusters is in good shape. The tire on the website may say tube or tubeless on the tire. Hope this helps.
1171618
These are Tubeless tires but if you in ruff areas you can put tubes in them for more resistance to minor objects that may puncher threw a tubeless
100726
Yes. This is a tubeless tire. However my bike has spokes so I have to have a tube.
1692490
Yes, you can use a tube in a tubeless tire. I ordered tubes with my tires. My rims are old and would not seal a tubeless tire.
1336480
They are tubeless. I took mine to a local tire shop to have them mounted on the rims and have valve stems installed.
2186540
But they can be run as tubeless. I'm running the ultra lights with tubeless 28's (Hutchinson's), and my wife has these with the same.
1477078
yes you can use tubes for tubeless tires but you should make sure tires don't have anything in them that can make tubes go flat also make sure wheels are clean