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I've been using Michelin Ultralight Aircomp tubes this year. I think their weight is near or the same as a latex tube. I've never tried latex, but I've been curious if I would actually notice any difference in the ride.
forty four, the ultralights are nice. I got a good deal on them a while back, so I figured I'd give them a try. I've been using them inside Panaracer Evo 3 tires, and I've only had one flat in 3,600 miles since April. And that was because of a big piece of glass I didn't see in time. Even then, it was only a slow leak that didn't show up until the next morning.forty four said:i have only used latex once seemed to ride real well i thought the key with latex was the suppleness not the weight alone. they lose air fast though. how are those ultralight michelins? generally i use your basic specialized light tube for racing.
marathon marke said:I've been using Michelin Ultralight Aircomp tubes this year. I think their weight is near or the same as a latex tube. I've never tried latex, but I've been curious if I would actually notice any difference in the ride.
marathon marke said:I've been using Michelin Ultralight Aircomp tubes this year. I think their weight is near or the same as a latex tube. I've never tried latex, but I've been curious if I would actually notice any difference in the ride.