Oh... I agree. when I rode way more DH I always took 2 wheelsets (the spare was tyred with discs and a cassette) with me ready to fit in seconds. I fully expected rims to fail and treated them as disposable items as much as tyres. Nowadays folk think nothing of spending hunderds on Carbon rims and clearly aren't treating them like consumables anymore.I honestly don't remember what they were. I just remember that they were the lightest weight tubes my shop sold for MTB sizes, and they weighed out at 90-100g, and I one tube the entire summer, even though I went through said 6 rims. I guess my point is, flat avoidance was largely solved with tubes, and for some reason we switched to a shittier system that gets more flats with the extremely dubious claim of weighing less.
Just surprised at the weight of the tubes you used. If you remember the make post it up. cheap, super lightweight tubes would be handy for carrying derp style on bikes that are reliably tubeless.
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