Nitromousse - Best off-road accessory?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2023
- We're back out at Cahuilla MX riding some off-road trails on our 2023 Beta 300RR and tried out some foam innertubes from Nitromousse.
Are these the best inserts for off-road? Find out what Ping thinks in our latest off-road feature.
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I run moose’s all the time, I have 246 hours on a Michelin moose rear tire. I will never go back. Insert a Schrader valve and use a syringe to inject moose lube every 20 hours.
A Rabaconda or similar makes installing mousses MUCH easier. I bought one since I'm done with tubes and run nitromousses all the time.
Using them for the first time. Everything you said matches my experience. I'm getting a second front wheel eventually to run a double HD tube or tubliss. They do break down under hard riding and race conditions but when they're "On" I feel invincible.
Extremely helpful video!
I’m running one on my RMZ250, it does great while riding in West Virginia
It’s also a safety concern you just smash through shit you don’t go weaving around the shark teeth
No, you run them all the time never use air again it is easy it is easy to reuse the bibs over and over again cut them up and the little pieces stuff them in there. Tell you like the air pressure feel 💙✅🤪🏆🙏🍺blow the bed on with air through where your old to Air nozzle came through never use air in your tires again always use bibs
Do you have the desire to race off road. You would kick ass
Would you run two rim locks?
It is advised to run 2.
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They last a long long time, depending on heat exposure. Michelins are reportedly more durable than nitro.
Dad did enduro for 25 years up until the late 2010s with days as long as 200 miles - He never used a mousse, neither did any of his friends (up to a dozen)... except when getting gifted one. Unless you're an idiot bashing through bad terrain, you should never ever need a mousse.
Cactus. Nails. Glass. Metal shards.
If you're on a groomed MX track, that's one thing. In the real world, evil things lurk in the soil.
I'm not afraid to put myself in "idiot bashing through bad terrain" category.
@@jimbrown9885 - Just look where you're going, damnit