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TireLoc Beadlocks???

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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

I am fitting a set next week so I will let you know.
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Post by Matt N »

One advantage of external over internal beadlocks that comes to mind is in regard to protection from trail nasties.
There are always bits of log/stick and rock that try to wedge themselves between the tyre bead and the rim cuasing slow leaks.
With my external ring type locks this was not a problem, although the rings did get quite trashed on occasion.
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Post by Drafty »

Good point Matt, externals also strengthen the outside of the rim so you dont end up bending it when you smack rocks. :squarewink:
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