I completely agree with you on the bibs for top level racers . That in mind the majority of riders are play riders and guys who race at a local level and for people in that level of ridding tubliss is a great option with correct tire choices and infinitely adjustable tire pressure the system can be very reliable. Most people that have problems with it have never read the instructions and use for footlong Tire irons.
Interesting product. I just wanted to say I miss your podcasts! Subscribed! Actually using my 1st set of mousses; Nitro platinum in front & plush in rear. Started a month ago. I will keep this in mind for customization. Best of luck to you.
How soft will it be, as mousse wears ? Oh and much faster will it wear with all those bits drilled out ?? Drilling mouses is old news, many have stopped due to mousse not lasting long, and falling apart !!
Dam! Awesome, I've run tubliss since they came out, up here in the greasy PNW/Canada, never had a problem, but mainly because there was no easy way to get a mousse to feel like 4lbs in the rear, I might have to try this system, nice work!!
Awesome! Tubliss provides great traction too, especially in your terrain, but you can't go wrong with the bibs. Give our bib drill a try and let us know your results.
Totally the right idea man! I do this with all of my mousses and you can have a mousse that feels like 4 pounds or one that feels like 12 pounds. Works really good for racing when you don’t want to fun a brand new mousse on race weekend. Just cut a chunk out of an old one to get some extra cushion. Has worked great for me with no failure yet
I used a 1/2" spade bit and drilled 35 straight through and 35 from both sides on a 45 degree angle down through the mousse. For a total of 105 smaller holes. It was night and day better than a bunch of large holes. Between the large holes the mouse characteristics are very much the same only where the large holes are the mousse is very soft but as soon as the hole is compressed the dynamics are the same again. Just my opinion with testing. Did it in an hour.
Impressively well, surprisingly. It’s not so much the holes as it is that the mousse is softer which puts more stress on the tire sidewall which breaks down quicker. If tire is changed fairly frequently and the mousse is cleaned off and new tire is well lubed they can go and go. I still have mousses that are a year or two old and we are still using them depending on what type of terrain and tire size we are using.🔥✊🏼
Go to insideenduro.com and we should be able to take care of you or email admin@insideenduro.com Hope you are riding a lot in S. Korea, send us some videos🔥✊🏼!
This applies to the nitromousse too - we prefer to customize the mousse to our liking! We also have found these to work better than the tubliss setups. Thanks for watching!
I completely agree with you on the bibs for top level racers . That in mind the majority of riders are play riders and guys who race at a local level and for people in that level of ridding tubliss is a great option with correct tire choices and infinitely adjustable tire pressure the system can be very reliable. Most people that have problems with it have never read the instructions and use for footlong Tire irons.
We 100% Agree.... In our experience, tubliss can provide the best traction. But we can't risk failure.
Bad ass! Hoping to get into a Sherco 300 SE Factory soon and get this Mouse setup.
Awesome! Sherco 300 paired with drilled bibs is where it’s at
Interesting product. I just wanted to say I miss your podcasts! Subscribed! Actually using my 1st set of mousses; Nitro platinum in front & plush in rear. Started a month ago. I will keep this in mind for customization. Best of luck to you.
Thanks Steve, we appreciate it. We will put some new podcasts out soon!
How soft will it be, as mousse wears ? Oh and much faster will it wear with all those bits drilled out ?? Drilling mouses is old news, many have stopped due to mousse not lasting long, and falling apart !!
Also the tyre will not shit for handling after a few rides and the moose softens up, will feel like your tyre is coming off the bead
Awesome channel! I’m very entertained while watching you guys. You guys inspire me to be a better version of myself and help me with bikes :)
That is what we live for! Thank you for being a fan of our work! Ride on!
Dam! Awesome, I've run tubliss since they came out, up here in the greasy PNW/Canada, never had a problem, but mainly because there was no easy way to get a mousse to feel like 4lbs in the rear, I might have to try this system, nice work!!
Awesome! Tubliss provides great traction too, especially in your terrain, but you can't go wrong with the bibs. Give our bib drill a try and let us know your results.
First time watching. I’m going to subscribe. The tool is pretty cool and seems to work great.
Thanks for the sub! The tool works awesome, let us know if you give it a try!
I would never thought of that myself awsome info thanks
Ride on!
Awesome. If you were to save all the chunks you remove, could you pop those back in once the mousse wears out to get longer life?
That is a great idea. We have all of the chunks saved, and might have to give that a try!
Totally the right idea man! I do this with all of my mousses and you can have a mousse that feels like 4 pounds or one that feels like 12 pounds. Works really good for racing when you don’t want to fun a brand new mousse on race weekend. Just cut a chunk out of an old one to get some extra cushion. Has worked great for me with no failure yet
I used a 1/2" spade bit and drilled 35 straight through and 35 from both sides on a 45 degree angle down through the mousse. For a total of 105 smaller holes. It was night and day better than a bunch of large holes. Between the large holes the mouse characteristics are very much the same only where the large holes are the mousse is very soft but as soon as the hole is compressed the dynamics are the same again. Just my opinion with testing. Did it in an hour.
Exactly
Ingenious design! How long do they last compared to non-drilled? Half?
Impressively well, surprisingly. It’s not so much the holes as it is that the mousse is softer which puts more stress on the tire sidewall which breaks down quicker. If tire is changed fairly frequently and the mousse is cleaned off and new tire is well lubed they can go and go. I still have mousses that are a year or two old and we are still using them depending on what type of terrain and tire size we are using.🔥✊🏼
is this soft mousse or medium ?
This is for a hard enduro setup. Very soft!
how about drilling a medium mousse would it be like a soft mousse and last longer because i'm a heavy rider
Subbed cause the give away but found a pretty cool channel, keep it up!
Thank you, we appreciate it!
Can you drill a front mousse? I have a nitro mousse that is way too hard and want to soften it up
We don't mess around with the front bibs.
Nitro plush or soft isn't soft enough?
We have not had the best luck with them
I hope I win the bike you guys are giving away would loveeeee to take that thing to a track:)
Best of luck!
This is South Korea. I want to buy a drill.
Go to insideenduro.com and we should be able to take care of you or email admin@insideenduro.com
Hope you are riding a lot in S. Korea, send us some videos🔥✊🏼!
Why not just run the nitromousse or tubliss?
This applies to the nitromousse too - we prefer to customize the mousse to our liking! We also have found these to work better than the tubliss setups. Thanks for watching!