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Tubeless Tire Mounting

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Ted

07-13-2002 19:37:36




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I would like to mount my rear tires tubeless to save weight.Is it almost impossible to get them to seal? Is there something that can be applied to coat the inside or beads. Is it worth the effort? Thanks




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ralph

07-14-2002 06:42:47




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 Re: Tubeless Tire Mounting in reply to Ted, 07-13-2002 19:37:36  
Forget the greese and stuff, go to town and get a can of ether, spray some inside tire and light it at the same time you are pumping up tire and you will be done in no time.



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Jimmy

07-14-2002 10:23:40




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 Re: Re: Tubeless Tire Mounting in reply to ralph, 07-14-2002 06:42:47  
A farmer in the next county did that. He got to ride in a helicopter. It took to the hospital to get his face put back on. He never got over it. Please be careful!



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LW

07-14-2002 04:25:59




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 Re: Tubeless Tire Mounting in reply to Ted, 07-13-2002 19:37:36  
castle makes a bead sealer called hug in a spray can, if you have good rims and a bead that is in good shape you should have no problem, now if you can't get the bead up to the rim there is this stuff that looks like grease it is in a five gallon can made for mounting big tires itwill seal off the air till the tire does, Miller tire sells it



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