Great video! If you would have some kind of mic or enhance your voice in those clips where you're doing stuff and the sound echoes a bit, it would be even better! Keep it up!
Yes, still works. We have used this on another rim too. Don’t know how it would work on a motorcycle. probably not that well because of the higher pressure, heat, added weight and loads.
Hi! Just a regular one I had lying around, can not say much about it, unbranded and cheap I guess, haha. A good quality tape might be a better choice though. Good Luck!
Hi! 60 psi is excessive. Stans recommends 35psi for seating the tire, max 40psi. Too high pressures can damage the rim and/or tyre and may even affect the sealant. At least check the maximum pressure for the tyre you are using (labelled on the sidewall) and the max pressure for the rim if printed. I’m talking about MTB tires here.
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Here is an other short video for tubeless conversion, Tubeless Ready in less than a minute:
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Thank you for the very informative and thorough tutorial! Really helpful for a novice like me :) I like the narrating style of explaining while doing!
Thank you for your feedback! Nice to hear. This was aimed at beginners doing their first tubeless conversion.
Great video! If you would have some kind of mic or enhance your voice in those clips where you're doing stuff and the sound echoes a bit, it would be even better! Keep it up!
Thank you for your feedback! Yes, the sounds really does need some improvement. We will keep that in mind filming the next how to 😌
Hi what brand of duck tape that you use? Thanks
Hi! Unbranded used here, my guess is that most will work 👍
still work ?
I try to use for my motorcycle rim but motorcycle is more heavy (150kg ) and more speed ( over100km/h)
how do you think ?
Yes, still works. We have used this on another rim too.
Don’t know how it would work on a motorcycle. probably not that well because of the higher pressure, heat, added weight and loads.
What duct tape did you use?
Hi! Just a regular one I had lying around, can not say much about it, unbranded and cheap I guess, haha. A good quality tape might be a better choice though.
Good Luck!
60 psi is ok or not?
Hi! 60 psi is excessive. Stans recommends 35psi for seating the tire, max 40psi.
Too high pressures can damage the rim and/or tyre and may even affect the sealant. At least check the maximum pressure for the tyre you are using (labelled on the sidewall) and the max pressure for the rim if printed.
I’m talking about MTB tires here.
@@NorthernBikeChannel ok thank's!