Installing Tubliss using Stan's Sealant - Neutech Tubliss How To
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- In this video I'm setting up a new wheel with Tubliss and Stan's Sealant for Chase to use as a spare to his usual MX tire setup.
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I’ve been running a homemade tubeless sealant in mountain bikes and dirt bikes for years - 1 part mold builder liquid latex, 1 part ATV Slime with the rubber chucks to stop up holes, 1 part pink anti freeze to keep from evaporating in the tire, 2 parts distilled water. I remove the valve core and squirt it into an installed tire with Stans injector tool - works great, a little thicker than Stans but holds up better in my experience to punctures.
donnie this is your niche. you can blow up as a youtuber if you keep making tutorials. the editing and content is 100% spot on perfect. camera angles, lighting, all of that, great job !
Thanks, Kyle! That's awesome and I really appreciate the positive feedback.
This video really help my confident to install the tubliss system in my dirt bike..
You have the nicest shopfloor I’ve ever seen
Great arm workout putting on those tires!! Great tutorial.
Thanks!
Really enjoy your videos! Keep the good content coming!
Thanks for watching!
Great install video. Does not look as bad as I thought it would be.
Mark Gunnison Thanks! Yeah, it’s pretty easy with the right tools. Thanks for watching!
nice..... good tutorial
Thanks for watching!
I know I'm not the first...but THANK YOU for the slow detailed instructions / video! Just installed my first tubliss rear...AT81EX used Stans...had to finaggle one spot where the bead didn't fully seat...but after inflating both air chambers it seated! Only drew blood once on a knuckle! And no cursing!
That’s awesome! I’m glad the video was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Good to know I'm not the only one with tire irons flying around the garage lol!
ADVsquared They are supposed to do that, right?
Nice install. Yea I had to put some sealant in my front tire for some reason.
Pony Down 418 Thanks for watching!
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie you know it bud.
I'd suggest airing up your high pressure tube after installing it to the wheel to ensure it is holding air and not damaged from mounting, before you art mounting the tire
I’ve used Stan’s and Trucker cream sealants for years on MTB, road bikes and motorcycle tubes and tubliss. Suggest to avoid the sticky mess, and mention the cost of the expensive cream lost, to use a syringe to pump the cream in the low pressure valve stem AFTER the tire is installed. Also, you need to add more cream around every few months to avoid latex holes from dried up sealant.
Exactly... no need to do it like this. Will really make the tire install super difficult if the Stans starts to set up.
The propylene glycol in the Stans helps lube the rim/tire. I just changed tires using this method and it was fairly easy and seals so much better than the Armor-All and/or soapy water or Slime method. Slime doesn't seal punctures and leaks nearly as well as Stans...it just leaves a green puddle on the garage floor.
I did it EXACTLY like you did, using the same sealant. It’s leaking on the low pressure side really bad. 😞
It was my first tire ever.
Great video thank you. I'd make similar videos of me fitting tyres but there'd be so much swearing it'd be R rated!
I gave up on tubliss because of the slow leaks on the low pressure side and getting a nail through the high pressure tube once. This stans sealant may be the solution. I have been running the mousse’s and really like the peace of mind of never getting a flat no matter what and never having to check the air pressure.
NVMCRIDER I’ve been using this setup for a couple of years. I like the ability to run very low pressure in some situations. I’ve never tried mousses but might eventually. Thanks for watching.
You need to ride at highland park in cedar town Georgia it’s on the boarder of Alabama and Georgia they could good trails and lots of single track and some good Mx tracks lots of clay tho gets slick when wet,they also have some really nasty hard trails great atmosphere tho nice people they do get angry if you speed threw the main gravel road tho.
We've been there a few times, but not recently. We need to go back soon.
how does Stans compare to Slime? I've used slime before with Tubliss but it tends to be really thick.
Great stuff as usual! My question is why not just pour the stans through the valve stem with the core removed? I think id have most of the sealant on the floor before the tire was seated haha
You could do it that way. I think it helps the red liner seal the inside tire bead. Not sure if any sealant would get in there after you’ve added pressure to the bladder.
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie how are you liking the 23? im going back to that i think after a yr on a 350xcf. i really liked the ktm platform but the air fork just didnt do it for me
@@rockylocey4984 I love it. I recently rode a Husky 350 and I like the power but the handling just isn’t there compared to the Yamaha.
Solid video...thank you for making it...I've been running Nitro Mousse for a year now...before that I ran Tubliss...wanted to see what all the hype was about...obviously Mousse has piece of mind with zero flats, however, I have found that the Mousses really hurt suspension performance, are much heavier and make the bike sluggish, and you just don't get any feel from them...so I'm going back to Tubliss. I used soapy water before and did have some leak issues so definitely trying the tire sealant trick this time around. Any reason why you used Stan's VS Slime?
I’ve used slime before and it works fine but seems like I have to use a lot more of it. Stans is thinner and seems to distribute better. But either will work and prevent those low side leaks. Thanks for watching and commenting.
How often do you have to add the Stan’s sealant or top off?
@@mikebarger3563 I haven’t had to add any between tire changes.
Do you purchase the tire sealant online or does some places like Walmart or Oreillys carry it?
I buy Stans sealant online. I haven’t seen it in stores near me.
Nice video Donnie. I have been thinking about trying some of that Stan's tire sealant in my tubeless but I haven't heard of anyone using it. Let me know how it does
Keff James Yeah, I’ve been using it with tubliss for a couple of years now and love it. You racing at Pontotoc this weekend?
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie No racing for me thia weekend. I'm planning on racing the
SEER Hard Enduro at Hale Mountain next weekend
Noticed you installed the high pressure retainer nut on the outside
Tubliss calls for it on the INSIDE. I made the same mistake, just wondering if it really matters?
Or do I need to remove and reinstall it like the instructions show?
The soft washer is still on the inside.
Thx for any and all advice
Here’s the official install video from the Neutech company. ruclips.net/video/qjBhkdPsNIA/видео.html Watch around 2:40. The small knurled nut goes on the outside, tightened against the red cap.
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie I realize this, just wondering if you’ve had any issues without the high pressure INNER retainer nut installed?
I only ask as I’m trying to figure out if I need to remove the tube and install it?
I wonder if a new pull off tire would seal using this method. I have a new bike and want to install tubliss. I would like to pull off the new tire install tubliss then re-install the new tire. Any experience or success doing this?
Yes, it will work. I’ve remounted tires several times. I had to remove a tire with tubliss last week to repair a broken spoke and remounted the same tire with no problems, sealed up just fine.
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie Thanks! That is good news.
Any problems with tire removal with Stan's? It might make a good video.
I haven't really noticed it being any different from when I used to use the soapy water method. With both the red liner will stick to the inside of the tire bead so you have to be careful not to grab both the liner and the tire with the spoon. I will try to make a video about that the next time I change one. Thanks for watching.
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie I just redid my tubliss since I broke a spoke. I use Stan's on my Giant mountain bike so I decided to try it this time on my Beta. A west Texas TSCEC/RMEC enduro this weekend will be a good test. Install seemed the same but maybe I used too much Stan's as it was a little messy. Thanks.
The Stan's/Tubliss combo worked just fine at the OKC Crosstimbers enduro. I will check back in after the 2 day Turkey enduro. Much more 🌵 on those trails...
@@burstcasino nice!
@@DirtBikingwithDonnie A year later and its all been positive with the Stan's setup with tubliss.
Are you still using Tubliss or have you moved on to a mousse?
Still using Tubliss. Love it.
Good video. . .but man, what a messy pita.
Do you have a insta gram
Chase’s instagram is @ch4se.12
We are also going to the ridge this Saturday if you want to go got a pretty big group
pretty useless mess with stans. you dont need that sticky journey. tubliss only is fine. especially on new tires.