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  • In terms of long term usage, tubular still a better bet than clincher?

    I read that you'd fair marginally better (on track) getting a puncture on tubs rather than clinchers. They argued that tubs will hold together a few more seconds giving you a chance to bail...

  • In terms of long term usage, tubular still a better bet than clincher?

    On the track? Properly glued tubulars is really the only way to go. Not only to most tracks disallow clinchers--- for good reason--- quite a few set stringent specifications--- again for very good reason--- for what tubular tyres and their adhesives are allowed. While some tracks might lack a formal homologation most still have equipment inspection-- very important with tubulars given the potential danger to others by riding improperly glued tyres. Manchester interestingly allows clinchers--- my take on allowing clinchers is not that they are acceptable but clearly better than incorrectly glued tubulars--- but shortlists brands and models.

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