http://www.gotubeless.com How-tos, Reviews, Guides, and news in the world of mountain and road biking tubeless tires Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:14:09 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In part 2, the mechanic from ExpertVillage pontificates on the pros and cons of tubed and tubeless tires for mountain bikers. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f59fa0msBY[/youtube] If you missed Part 1introduction tubeless tires, you can get it here: Part 1: Tubeless Tires Visually Explained http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=86 The mechanic from ExpertVillage gives a nice introduction to tubeless tires. It's great for those of us who like to ingest information without reading it. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mgdfIIZCng[/youtube] mmm... passive learning. http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=88 This is the final post in our 6 part series of tubeless tire tips. If you’ve missed one of the earlier part, here they are: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5. What a tubeless rider needs to bring on a ride Carrying a spare tube with ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=63 This is the 5th post in our series of tubeless tire tips. If you’ve missed one of the earlier part, here they are: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4. Tips and Tricks for Tubeless Tires A tire must be tubeless-compatible to work without a tube. A tubeless tire ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=55 This is the 4th post in our series of tubeless tire tips. If you’ve missed one of the earlier part, here they are: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Removing and replacing the inflation valve from a tubeless rim To remove the inflation valve Loosen the nut that retains the valve. ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=60 This is the 3rd post in our series of tubeless tire tips. If you’ve missed one of the earlier part, here they are: Part 1, Part 2. Damaged Strips? Replacement strips and inflation valves for most of the tubeless tire systems are available. Rest the tire beads uniformly in the center channel ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=58 This is the 2nd post in our series of tubeless tire tips. If you've missed the first part about detecting leaks, you can read it here: Part 1 Tubeless Tire Leak Repair (leaks that are not due to a puncture or casing failure): Leaks at the valve Remove and inspect the ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=52 It seems everyone is going tubeless these days. From mountain bikers to now road bikers. Even the on the Tour de France, they're are riding tubeless. So with that, we're putting together a series of collected tips for tubeless riders. Everything from repair and installation to what you need to ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=50 This is probably the most ludicrous example of why you need to go tubeless. If we all road tubeless and the roads were made of paths of death, there'd be a lot more room for bicyclists. We'd all be really good at trackstands too. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_BsT8D9JYY[/youtube] Really, really good at trackstands. They're using Stan's ... http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=83 The enigmatic Stan's from NoTubes.com shows how to convert your regular road wheel into a tubeless wheel. He uses his NoTubes road conversion kit and the Hutchinson Road Tubeless Fusion tire. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wdfswl3Apo[/youtube] He makes it looks pretty easy. http://www.gotubeless.com/?p=79