Quote Originally Posted by thekarens View Post
I'm wondering if it's worth the effort to go tubeless. My MTBing is limited to one or two days a week for an hour and a half to 2 hours. I like the idea of going tubeless, but on the other hand it seems like a lot of maintenance is involved.

Opinions?
If you already have tires that can easily convert to tubeless, I would probably pick tubeless for better cornering and you would almost lose 1 pound in tubes. However, my Santa Cruz Juliana tires are difficult to turn tubeless and 2 LBS said that I would have to buy all new tires before they could turn it tubeless. So, I am sticking to regular tubed tires for now.
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2012 Specialized Amira Elite, upgraded carbon handle bars, Jett saddle 143mm switched to 145mm 2012 Selle Italia Max SLR Gel Flow saddle
2010 Santa Cruz Juliana with R kit and Crampon pedals
2011 Specialized Ariel Sport,suspension post,Serfas Rx Women's Microfiber saddle (sold)