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tlwcs

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Re: Ex-ceed tubeless conversion..................Gardiner Extreme
« Reply #40 on: November 05, 2015, 07:54:43 pm »
I think the tubeless conversion is a very good mod. It mead the pole hose gets wiped every time the hose is wound in, it stops the hose getting tangled up in the back of the van, and protects the fittings. Mine has been fitted to my pole for nearly a year and it is still using the original rectus fitting it was supplied with and is not leaking or jamming up.

Me to. Only I've changed them once. Great mod
Tony

steven jones

Re: Ex-ceed tubeless conversion..................Gardiner Extreme
« Reply #41 on: November 06, 2015, 01:36:11 am »
I think the tubeless conversion is a very good mod. It mead the pole hose gets wiped every time the hose is wound in, it stops the hose getting tangled up in the back of the van, and protects the fittings. Mine has been fitted to my pole for nearly a year and it is still using the original rectus fitting it was supplied with and is not leaking or jamming up.
Lee, I am glad to hear that, and I am confident that people who convert will be happy they did.
The term "hacksawing" has the idea of mutilation of a limb which is misleading.
Carbon is very easy to cut and to sand down, so please don't be turned off from going tubeless.
Anyway I have found a way  to go tubeless without cutting the pole down, this way it can be tried to see if you like it. And you won't void a warranty ;)
I will post a vid tomorrow.

Steven.

Lee GLS

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Re: Ex-ceed tubeless conversion..................Gardiner Extreme
« Reply #42 on: November 06, 2015, 07:55:51 am »
I didn't cut my pole straight away, I extended the top section 8cm the wrapped some insulation tape around the section the stop it retracting. I only cut the pole when I was sure I wanted to keep the tubeless setup.

s.w.c

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Re: Ex-ceed tubeless conversion..................Gardiner Extreme
« Reply #43 on: November 06, 2015, 06:32:28 pm »
Its not for me, I keep it simple an green 6mm tubing is so supple its a doddle.


duncan h

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Re: Ex-ceed tubeless conversion..................Gardiner Extreme
« Reply #44 on: November 09, 2015, 08:02:02 pm »
Why do most posts end up slagging people off?
All love all Steves ......and Alex products. Aqua Dapter is a must. Awaiting new product.
Using his system was the best think I did. I used to be changing a Rectus fitting every week. I have used Steves sleeve now for what...about 1 year. Cant fault it.