Problem(s) I have with all this ( and they are all sort of intertwined) is 650B & 27.5 are more or less the same thing; at first blush this seems like a good thing, but it actually gets a little tricky. Because, if you are buying tubes the larger sizes pretty much assume you are running a tubeless wheel which tends to have a deeper profile, so they come with 40mm+ presta stems. BUT, if you are running a narrower tire (sub 43mm, it's kind of assumed you are not running a aero profile rim and that a shorter sub 38mm stem is sufficient. I've taken to running 26" tubes, but on a dedicated tubeless rim they can be a chore to get on and stated widths can vary widely. Even within a batch of tubes with the same packaging I've noticed a wide disparity in the contents of the box. I am trying inflating the tubes to stretch them out a bit. While this might help circumfanchially(sp), it might be a detriment in the width area. I mainly run tubes, because I have a lot of bikes and tubeless set ups work better on bikes that are ridden frequently, ultimately I think the best bet is to switch over to tubeless on the bikes I ride most often. 😕
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