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Not done the 3 peaks but I rode the South Downs CX Century on WTB Cross Boss tyres set up tubeless, they were great. 100 miles off-road and no punctures when everyone else around me was stopping to fix flats. They're a good tyre choice. My tip learned from that event would be to descend in the drops where you can, lack of suspension on a CX bike meant I got huge blisters from favouring the hoods on long rocky descents. (Edit: probably not advisable when it gets super steep though!) Good luck and have fun.
Tyres I’d recommend a good pump instead of cartridges, plugs and 2x inner tubes
Bars, either gel pads or double wrapping bars. If you can get hold of a RedShift ShockStop stem you will not regret it
Good luck with it and have fun