Tubeless or not??
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Tubeless or not??
I'm kind of old school and use a peep with the tube aligner. I guess I've always been afraid that it would fail me at the moment of truth if I didn't have the tube. I also have never owned a top of the line string like a Winners Choice either. I guess I'm just looking for reassurance that it is safe to go tubeless with a quality string. Have you "tubeless" guys/gals ever had any problems?
#2
RE: Tubeless or not??
I haven't used a tube on a peep in some 15 years - it is easy to train the string to turn the peep properly, but with the higher quality strings as of late the peep will rotate perfectly without concern
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RE: Tubeless or not??
ORIGINAL: shane8686
I'm kind of old school and use a peep with the tube aligner. I guess I've always been afraid that it would fail me at the moment of truth if I didn't have the tube. I also have never owned a top of the line string like a Winners Choice either. I guess I'm just looking for reassurance that it is safe to go tubeless with a quality string. Have you "tubeless" guys/gals ever had any problems?
I'm kind of old school and use a peep with the tube aligner. I guess I've always been afraid that it would fail me at the moment of truth if I didn't have the tube. I also have never owned a top of the line string like a Winners Choice either. I guess I'm just looking for reassurance that it is safe to go tubeless with a quality string. Have you "tubeless" guys/gals ever had any problems?
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RE: Tubeless or not??
High quality strings don't stretch, and the ole twisting peep is no longer an issue......IF you set it up correctly to begin with.
I've had mine on my Vectrix Plus since Thanksgiving, it hasn't moved a bit. It's still perfectly square, opens every time.
I've had mine on my Vectrix Plus since Thanksgiving, it hasn't moved a bit. It's still perfectly square, opens every time.