Posted by keith true on March 12, 2019 at 10:54:13 from (73.68.29.112):
In Reply to: Tire Cage--- posted by big tee on March 12, 2019 at 07:01:37:
That's a tubeless tire though,so it's not a scarey as it first looks.No parts to blow off and take your head off like on a tube type.I find it almost impossible to blow up a tubeless tire in a vertical cage.The weight of the wheel drops down so it can't seat.I never likes a vertical cage for tube types either anyway,the weight of the wheel wants to let it inflate off center.I still have a flat cage setup for the tube types.I honestly can't think of anybody I know that uses a cage on modern tubeless tires.They lay them on the floor,clamp on the chuck,and hit the bead with the air blaster to seat the bead.If that was a tube type tire I would be wanting to lay that cage on it's side with the tire in it.
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