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Tubeless
Tubeless. The tyre, compatible rim and valve form an airtight assembly without a separate inner tube. They can puncture and lose pressure: “tubeless” does not mean “puncture-proof”. Check pressure, condition and compatibility, and follow manufacturer instructions for repairs.
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¿Cómo se denominan los neumáticos diseñados para utilizarse sin cámara de aire independiente?
- Tubeless(Correct answer)
- Fireless
- Fastless
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