QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Sep 14 2023, 12:43 PM)
Where to find ah?
Currently there are kits to enable tubeless tyres to be fitted on tubed rims - basically spoke plugs and silicone sealant or strip, which I think isn't that much different from the popular bodge of smearing windscreen silicone along the center of the rim. Are any of these methods reliable? Will the silicone eventually come off the rim?
Having a flat tyre from a leak in the silicone is the absolute worst coz you can't fix it on the side of the road with the usual flat tyre kit (cacing & mini electric pump).
im not sure how reliable, hv to read user comment on web.Currently there are kits to enable tubeless tyres to be fitted on tubed rims - basically spoke plugs and silicone sealant or strip, which I think isn't that much different from the popular bodge of smearing windscreen silicone along the center of the rim. Are any of these methods reliable? Will the silicone eventually come off the rim?
Having a flat tyre from a leak in the silicone is the absolute worst coz you can't fix it on the side of the road with the usual flat tyre kit (cacing & mini electric pump).
i know that workshop have done many for triumph bikes, that pomen will noe. tht shop tht do custom steel rack, forgot what name.
now, sudah ada alloy wheels, they swear it handles better, lighter,
so can just buy the new model ... lol
or buy just the alloy rims oso can.
excell rims msia have rims fitted with bartubeless system, plug n play for re. it is not a 'real' tubeless .
https://www.bartubeless.it/how-it-works/?lang=en
can import dismotech plug n play rims frm india.
seen thai re bikes using murelli tubeless rims.. $$$
sure china got rims, but need to find....



This post has been edited by basilisk: Sep 14 2023, 02:18 PM
Sep 14 2023, 02:16 PM

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