Trials tyre

JTM525 wrote:

steve wrote:

mufynman wrote:When I fit my cheese light , I'm gonna look at putting the mousse in it , if it's a bit small , what would anyone recommend wrapping the mousse in to bulk her up a bit ? bacon maybe ? What about lining the mousse with some fabric and gaffa taping it up , I just want to avoid a puncture feck about .

I got my old moose here if you want to try and squeeze em both in together

Is there anything left of that mousse now? Must be like a shrivelled up dunkin donut by now

A real goosed mousse!

JTM525 wrote:

steve wrote:

mufynman wrote:When I fit my cheese light , I'm gonna look at putting the mousse in it , if it's a bit small , what would anyone recommend wrapping the mousse in to bulk her up a bit ? bacon maybe ? What about lining the mousse with some fabric and gaffa taping it up , I just want to avoid a puncture feck about .

I got my old moose here if you want to try and squeeze em both in together

Is there anything left of that mousse now? Must be like a shrivelled up dunkin donut by now

Cant complain its lasted well, I was expecting it to be looking a lot worse than it is but does have a few chunks and splits
It still held the tyre on the last ride so if you got 2 that's stuffed and a huge trials tyre you never know

mizzed wrote:

shocker wrote:So why would anyone use tubeless tyres if tubliss are so much better was the point?

Mx and enduro dont have a tubeless option without Tubliss. This is why tubliss was developed.

Newer trials wheels have been designed to work as tubeless system from the outset.

So its quite simple, if you wish to have a tubeless system on mx/enduro you have tubliss or the system phill990 uses(forgot the name sorry phil!)

Simples!

Trials bikes are tubeless (in the rear) because they can run at low psi without a worry of smashing the rims & losing handling at high speeds, riding a proper enduro tho! you wont get away with riding at pace with flat tyres for very long
Some trail riders do like tubliss due to the fact they can run low psi without the worry of a pinch puncture (but as you know you can & will still get a puncture) hence enduro riders tend to use a mousse so they can forget about a puncture altogether while riding at high speed or smashing over the terrain with less chance of smashing there rims & staying upright

steve wrote:

JTM525 wrote:

steve wrote:

mufynman wrote:When I fit my cheese light , I'm gonna look at putting the mousse in it , if it's a bit small , what would anyone recommend wrapping the mousse in to bulk her up a bit ? bacon maybe ? What about lining the mousse with some fabric and gaffa taping it up , I just want to avoid a puncture feck about .

I got my old moose here if you want to try and squeeze em both in together

Is there anything left of that mousse now? Must be like a shrivelled up dunkin donut by now

Cant complain its lasted well, I was expecting it to be looking a lot worse than it is but does have a few chunks and splits
It still held the tyre on the last ride so if you got 2 that's stuffed and a huge trials tyre you never know

I'd love to see a video of him trying to get two in a tyre

Got to 4.37 in this vid - he's got the right idea !

Got a brand new MT43 for £50 if anyone wants one ?
Just realized the Corinium is the same weekend we going to Barmouth.

ps: please don't ask me to fit it.....

wolfy wrote:Got a brand new MT43 for £50 if anyone wants one ?
Just realized the Corinium is the same weekend we going to Barmouth.

ps: please don't ask me to fit it.....

Bollocks! Just bought one  should have waited till after my gentle newbie Wye ride
Your son might need one if he gets allowed in

mufynman wrote:Got to 4.37 in this vid - he's got the right idea !

Biodegradable moose ya flamin galaa!!!

JTM525 wrote:

wolfy wrote:Got a brand new MT43 for £50 if anyone wants one ?
Just realized the Corinium is the same weekend we going to Barmouth.

ps: please don't ask me to fit it.....

Your son might need one if he gets allowed in

I was thinking that.... hence unfitted ...more than happy to do my boys boots up & wax his eyebrows at the start tho!

wolfy wrote:

JTM525 wrote:

wolfy wrote:Got a brand new MT43 for £50 if anyone wants one ?
Just realized the Corinium is the same weekend we going to Barmouth.

ps: please don't ask me to fit it.....

Your son might need one if he gets allowed in

I was thinking that.... hence unfitted ...more than happy to do my boys boots up & wax his eyebrows at the start tho!

He'll need to look extra pretty when he gets lost and needs to ask directions so the people of the Wye don't think he's a ruffian