Nuetech TUBLISS tire system?

"Enjoy changing tires"...enough said! I'll remember that next time I need to change a tire. Actually, I hate changing them so much, I'm considering another set of wheels with trials tires.

As soon as I pack my tire irons up I'll be right there.

Check out this video for more info.

And here's another from Nuetech.

How do you think they would work on a SM bike,ridden on the street mostly...

I've officially had 18" kit backordered for 1 year and 3 days now. Do I win some sort of prize? Is he ever actually planning on shipping these?

Front works very well though.

If you are looking for 18", I have 5 of them on my shelf. Visit my website at www.brapoffroad.com and give me a call.

Marty G.

He now has four, I just ordered one.

anybody know where I can get a 19?

I've got a lightly used one in my garage I'd sell if you're interested. Sold the bike that had a 19 rear and don't need it anymore.

I just picked up the last 18" from Brapoffroad.

For the record, they have more again. Picked up a set a couple weeks ago.

tubless

I just put one in the rear. 18 incher. The tire I'm using is a Bridgestone 204- 110/100. This tire weight was 12 pounds one pound heavier than the stock USED one. I started with a 25 pound rim and tire and that is were I ended up. So I could have saved one pound with the stock tire back on. One note if you buy one of these tubless systems they recommend using a new tire.

So what does everyone think of these tubeless set ups. Any dis-advantages besides you need a plug kit and air? Do you feel any difference with them compared to a tube?

No difference...except I run lower air pressure (more traction) with peace of mind.

tubliss

For us east coasters. The only advantages will be a small weight savings. We really don't get flats and we run 10 psi in our tires tubes or no tubes. Because the tubliss runs right on the rim maybe helping the gyrocopic weight and helping direction change?