Win a Flow MK3 Wheelset & Quart of Sealant - Pinkbike's Advent Calendar Giveaway

 Did you spend all year practising alliteration with everyday objects to be ready for this?

 @Patrick9-32: Nop, the guy is actually a well known poet

 @baptistamtb200: That's awesome. Next tell me Bret Easton Ellis posts on Pinkbike and I will officially lose my shit

 The LORTFWP could use your supportfwwp. Who farted?

 Don't be a dick about it...

 @JorisW: It isn't me. It is just my bike being a bit picky about the dimensions of components.

 Yep, your choice.

 @StansNoTubes: Thanks, that's cool! This will be the first Advent giveaway I sign up for this year then. Do you know whether these are compatible with ProCore? I run the tire at a relatively low pressure (1.1bar rear, 0.9bar front, 26"x2.35" tire rear, 26"x2.4" tire front) but I run the small tube inside at about 5bar or so. It should at least be 4bar, according to the instructions. Considering it is so small it may not push the rim bead apart so much, but it does probably push down hard on the center channel. Does this rim cope with that?

 @StansNoTubes: Thanks. I'll take boost front and rear, centerlock, 29er, alloy nipples, 28 spokes, a pair of tubeless valves, and a roll of tape.

 @vinay: ProCore has been run in Flow MK3 rims in the past, but definitely wasn't designed with the higher pressures of that interior tube. The main thing to keep an eye on with that system is spoke detensioning. The locking Sapim nipples on the wheels would help, but that little tube critter can go full boa constrictor and cause some spokes to relax. Best to do frequent inspections and tension checks on any rim running ProCore

 @SpeedgoatDesigns: I'm currently running the Syntace W35 wheelset. It came with a label "ProCore ready" (ProCore is developed by Schwalbe and Syntace) and there is even a second valve hole for using instead of the silly two in one valve. Haven't noticed the spokes detensioning even when having 6bar in the tube. But yeah, it may be different with these Stans rims, which is why I'm asking. Obviously I could tension the spokes a bit more, but I'm not sure what would happen then if my tube deflates and I don't notice (and ride on). Would that damage the rim?

 Many online shops allow you to set filters so that makes it easy to browse for 26" rims. It may be the newcomers on the market who don't bother with 26". But most of the older rim brands will serve you fine, even with wide rims. Rigida/Ryde, Mavic, DT Swiss, WTB, Syntace... and Stans indeed. But that's how I learned, which obviously wasn't your point. You noticed because of the calendar so yeah it is a good way for people to learn about their products.

 Maybe Pinkbike prefer the upsurge in accounts? Either way, pisses me off also!

 How do you know this is the case?

 Anytime anyone visits this site, unless they're using a specific privacy browser and other apps, it's recorded. IP and MAC address correlation go a long way. And not MAC address as in Apple computers, but the specific identifier to the hardware you're using to browse the World Wide Web (WWW is software like webpages, internet is hardware like servers, to oversimplify). Of course, people know how to obscure these things; even then, data acquisition firms make information available to properly qualified clients (those engaged in marketing) to track who is visiting their site/web app and from where. 1500+ data points don't lie, usually.

My conclusion, that I feel safe making, is that duplicate accounts never get shit.

 If I remember correctly when I signed up it said admin has to approve your account. but I stand corrected But that can't really stop someone creating a totally new alibi I guess....

 This comment has left me deflated

 Yep. Last year he was hard to beat

 @Alex9421 you'd know if you were a true pinkbiker and not just some random bot with nothing in your profile.

 Would *

 Your wheels have acne? You might want to see a psychiatrist for those hallucinations.