pressure is fine just mud was not wet rnough and not dry enough just at its worst for grip . dunlop 908rr and 140 mitchelin tracker on the back very good tyre set up. running a tubliss set up on the back with a 2.5 rim. so running a rim lock as well. the off road tubliss not the normal crap tubliss you should try then you can run any pressure you want and the built in rim lock stops the tyre spinning on the rim. will put a new vid up tomorow night you can see how hard you can push the back tyre. best rear tyre i have used but not great on wet tar roads and very loud on tar roads .
@@adriantompson Sounds good! Sometimes you just can't tell from a video how slippery things can be. A 2.5 inch rim definetely holds a 140 tyre much nicer and better than a 4 inch. I am on metzeler MC360, and have dropped it to 0.8 bars at the lowest. It's risky though, so I would rather have a tubeliss system like yours! So you just by a tubeliss 18 inch, and a 2.5 inch rim and you are good to go?
yes good to go. i have run this for the last 18 months. i have two sets of wheels . i have run a tracker on the standard rim but you get that much grip it spin on the rim have ripped the valve out once so just use the tacker with the tubliss system now.
looks slippery - but just a little bit :D :D :D well done - brave ! what tires are you on ?
dunlop 908rr front and 140 michelin tracker both bikes running same. mud was not wet enough and not dry enough very slippy .
What tyres are you on? Seems like you might benefit of dropping some pressure..
pressure is fine just mud was not wet rnough and not dry enough just at its worst for grip . dunlop 908rr and 140 mitchelin tracker on the back very good tyre set up. running a tubliss set up on the back with a 2.5 rim. so running a rim lock as well. the off road tubliss not the normal crap tubliss you should try then you can run any pressure you want and the built in rim lock stops the tyre spinning on the rim. will put a new vid up tomorow night you can see how hard you can push the back tyre. best rear tyre i have used but not great on wet tar roads and very loud on tar roads .
@@adriantompson Sounds good! Sometimes you just can't tell from a video how slippery things can be. A 2.5 inch rim definetely holds a 140 tyre much nicer and better than a 4 inch.
I am on metzeler MC360, and have dropped it to 0.8 bars at the lowest. It's risky though, so I would rather have a tubeliss system like yours!
So you just by a tubeliss 18 inch, and a 2.5 inch rim and you are good to go?
yes good to go. i have run this for the last 18 months. i have two sets of wheels . i have run a tracker on the standard rim but you get that much grip it spin on the rim have ripped the valve out once so just use the tacker with the tubliss system now.