how to run your bike tubeless.....

[welsh denny]

strange what people do these days.

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[SaMAlex]

I saw that earlier today.

Im not totally sure about it but I think I quite like it. The idea of something that performs better (you dont get pinch flats, and small punctures seal up) but is ALSO lighter has got to be good. 

But I also like the amount of "tech" going on. 

[billstup]

Yeah I liked that 

[Gary72]

Read about that in a mag a few months back, too late to watch the vid now

[bmxer4ever]

Great idea, but how the hell did he think THAT one up??!!

I agree with Alex - lighter AND performs better - got to be a winner!

Wonder how many times he had to try it to get it right though....?!

[darkersomeday]

i'd give it a whirl,

anything to rid the constant pinch flats has ot to be worth a pop!

whats the maximum psi with this mod?

[ron burgundy]

Very clever ...

How do you get the tyre back off again

[Bob_Acid]

looks like a lot of hassle to me 

[rad dad]

Foookin awesome idea  , gonna try that on my MTB with a 20" tube cos everytime i hit the trails i get at least one flat 

[lazychubs]

bloke in hx sells tubless tyres for mountain and rd bikes already

[SaMAlex]

bloke in hx sells tubless tyres for mountain and rd bikes already

But this methord means you can use any current BMX tire you like

[perry]

26" method from a few years ago 

i tried it last year but didnt have access to an airline and the track pump doesnt flow enough air quickly enough to create a seal so i ended up in a shop covered in sealer and cut tubes 

the co2 canister pumps will have enough pressure to do it if your worried

he doesnt say but it needs to be a quality tyre as the method relies on the bead 

how long until the next "new" thing to hit bmx is "tubs" 

[lazychubs]

bloke in hx sells tubless tyres for mountain and rd bikes already

But this methord means you can use any current BMX tire you like

true lol