Sorry I didn't even mention tubeless but unless you are curious or have other
reasons for wanting to go tubeless I would say it is unnecessary.
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Yes there are lots of goatheads out there. I say how good are you at fixing
flats and how much do you mind mid ride flat repair. If you are good run em as
is and patch the flats as they come along. Medium don't care slime or orange
seal is great. Hate fixing flats tire liners and some sorta
Ted: tubeless and modern sealants are separable; you can benefit from the
latter without the former. I live in in one of the worst goathead locations
in the world and successfully ride very fragile (Challenge Parigi Roubaix)
and extremely thin, light, and supple (Compass Elk Pass -- these are even
I recall reading that there are a lot of goatheads on the strada rosa
route, and I am wondering if that is a compelling argument in favor of
doing that ride with a tubeless setup.
What do those who know the ride think?
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