Use tubeless tape or strapping tape or something. No rim strips.

Already use Tubeless from HED but this problem still happen

Have you tried velox rim tape? Not sure of your exact setup, but I know it has always served me well.

While Velox isn't the sexiest on the market, it's bombproof.

I've suffered similar flats to the OP with plastic Michelin? rim tape, but that was only after is was about 5 years old

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I had the same problem for a while and it drove me nuts. Especially bad with latex tubes.

Buy a wide rim tape. I can't remember what brand I bought, but it was wider and once installed I never had the problem again, and the guy I sold the wheels to over 2 years ago has never had the problem either - I did warn him about it.

Use veloplugs and put a square of super33 electrical tape over each. Done this on all my Jets (the wide rim and angled drilling makes it easy for rim strips to shift.

Works great, light weight, makes trying the wheel easier, and eases tire installation.

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Veloplugs was also the solution for me, while the problem was that the Velox rim tape would expand down the spoke holes, and eventually the latex-tube would 'get-out'. I think the expanding was due to the fact, that the rim tape would get wet/dry to many times; as a consequence of the fairing construction.

/Jan Staunstrup