The scale shows the difference, but the tubular rims are lighter than clinchers and a really strong, plus the tubulars are pretty difficult to pinch flat. I hear the riding performance of a MTB tubular is off the hook.
From Edge Composites Facebook page.


...and Edge Composites and Geax are leading the very expensive, but very high performance charge.
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I don't know that I'd trust tubulars on the trail. Lighter and higher performance, maybe, but if roll a tire while cruising dast down the trail, the results could be disasterous.
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