You are describing a ghetto version of Schwalbe Pro-Core.
You need to drill a second valve hole. Run the tubeless valve through that and run the inner valve through the existing valve hole.
Pump them up independently. Obvs inner psi < outer
A road tubular will be better than an inner tube tho
Then bosh - really heavy wheels!
Haha sounds like it is not going to work. I'll stick with tubeless for now then.
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You are describing a ghetto version of Schwalbe Pro-Core.
You need to drill a second valve hole. Run the tubeless valve through that and run the inner valve through the existing valve hole.
Pump them up independently. Obvs inner psi < outer
A road tubular will be better than an inner tube tho
Then bosh - really heavy wheels!