Tubeless Tyres -"saying the same things about tubeless tyres over and over again" Hippy read the first f**king post

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ElGonzo
I'd probably throw another layer of tape on and see if that helped.

There's three and a half loops in there already.

I had that with a hope 25 never found a solution ! Dodgy rim maybe . Ask hope customer service they may know.

Well at least I'm not alone! I'll drop them a line.

Road tubeless for me fine with greater than 30mm tyres and max 50psi

I'd run these 32s at 58/55psi (I'm 80ish kg) and not had a great experience clearly, I run 38s on another bike at 45/42psi and never had an issue at all.

I haven't got long before my partner gets back... gonna need a bigger towel :/

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leggy_blonde in reply to @ElGonzo

yeah, 50psi does seem to be the sensible limit

(I haven't yet died with 110PSI in 23mm corsa speeds on my track bike...)
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damitamit in reply to @ElGonzo

I've been running those tyres for a year now with good results. Seated easily and not much pressure loss.

Try resting them flat on both sides for an hour once seated and sealant injected. I do this with all my tubeless installs now and seems to help with pressure loss. Also, I found Stans Race to be rubbish for normal use so back to normal stans now. If you look on there website, they say to inspect it every 2 weeks (!?).

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