Muc-Off No Puncture (it glows), Effetto Mariposa Rim Strip, and early season update.

It has been a bit since I posted a new video. The winter has had some decent rides, but mostly it has been spent on the spin trainer and finding other ways to kick my butt in to shape.
In the video we will chat quickly about some things that are coming up and what videos I am going to try and work on. Then we will dig in to the new tubeless setup I will be using for the season.
Muc-Off No Puncture fluid
Effetto Mariposa tubeless rim strip
WTB Tire and Rim combo.

[@mtbboy1993]

I've been interested in trying tubeless strips. Thx for sharing. So I will see if any retailers in Norway has it. I know some have some Effetto Mariposa products.

[@zachhardydailymountainbike3638]

I use electrical tape for tubeless, and cut valve stems from old inner tubes. Works like factory tubeless setup

[@WattOnWheels]

I haven't used Electrical for tubeless, but I have used old tube valve stem. It works very well compared to some generic tubeless valves.

[@StraightLine_MTB]

Looking forward to your videos. Also, that sealant system looks interesting. Have to try that out.

[@WattOnWheels]

So far it is working great. I haven't had a puncture since I started with it so I can't speak on its puncture sealing yet. But almost zero air loss between rides.

[@EffettoMariposaSagl]

Nice explanation and step-by-step how-to video. Keep up the good work!

[@WattOnWheels]

Thank you for watching and commenting. I havent used many of your products yet, but I am enjoying the ones that I have very much.

[@mtbboy1993]

I've been using Tune One Shot, it seals as well as Orange Seal Endurance, but costs a lot less where I gott it from, it does not have the nasty ingredients and does it's easy to clean off, and does no create a thick layer or ''sealant animals''
I've been using Gorilla tape for years, as long as it's taped well it works great.
I've tried Schwalbe before that butt it was useless, adhesive was almost dry, the tape was very weak, it ripped easily, was sliding and folding.. I was losing air.

[@mtbboy1993]

9:59 Remember always use a tool away from yourself not towards yourself. This will reduce risk of injury.