Trials tyre

shocker wrote:I'd stick with a soft, sticky tubeless trials tyre like a Michelin X11 on the GasGas, and an MT 43 on the Nuffield

Put it on a spare rim then you could do the Foxwell and Corrinium enduros , more LDT'S or even just for making rocky Wye Vallley lanes look easy

cheers Gar

shocker wrote:I'd stick with a soft, sticky tubeless trials tyre like a Michelin X11 on the GasGas, and an MT 43 on the Nuffield

Put it on a spare rim then you could do the Foxwell and Corrinium enduros , more LDT'S or even just for making rocky Wye Vallley lanes look easy

Bought an MT43 for the Fordson Major £58 inc delivery from mytyres.com you can see how I get on with it when I'm tumbling back past you down pant glas that's if you're coming to watch?

I am going with the MT43, I know its a different thing but the MT43 seemed ok at the Corrinium

Im going with the melted cheese spec X11 Light  - you'll know where ive been , cos there'll be a smoking line of liquorice down the road

mizzed wrote:Tubliss works just as well on a tubeless tyre, if not better :p

Wish I got commission for every time I mentioned it

Maybe you should let all the riders and teams that have been struggling to beat Toni Bou in the World Trials Championships for years in on the secret?
Then when they suddenly all start whipping his arse maybe they'll pay you that commision

Trials have no need for Mousses or Tubliss, all the modern day bikes are already tubeless

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

Ting ting.

phil990 wrote:Ting ting.

Thank goodness for the voice of reason

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!