Bicycles

[unharmed]

I run RR 2.4s tubeless on my Swift. Awesome set up and no way I'd go back to tubes. Takes some fiddling with pressure to avoid the burping I found.

[Jii]

Yeah I was running a pressure around 1,5 bar, gonna try 1,8 today and see if it helps (that's a little less than 30 psi). If that doesn't work I'll switch to the 2,25" Ardents I bought yesterday, they have a slightly more sturdy sidewall than the Ignitors.

[unharmed]

I think the Ardents are supposed to work pretty well tubeless (good tyres too).

[Jii]

So I've heard. The conditions at the moment are severely muddy though and from what I've read online that's not their best environment..

[ChuckDenim]

I run Mavic X819 tubeless rims with Schwalbe NN UST tires on my Liteville. It´s not the lightest but a really durable set.
I love to ride tubeless, much more comfort and grip.

[denimsailor]

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Blackheart and her Salsa Mukluk  fatbike  26"x4" tires

[joesaintjohn]

Blackheart's bicycle can beat up your bicycle.

[Chris]

That's awesome.

You get a bike, too, DS?  I'm thinking the Vespa isn't gonna work on those trails…

[denimsailor]

hey Chris! 
hows it going?  i just got a Mukluk also pics coming soon!

[joesaintjohn]

Two Mukluks in this forum? My bike is suddenly feeling very insecure!

[Chris]

Doing well, Scott.:)  Glad to see you back around these parts.

I thought about you a few times over the weekend- too bad you couldn't make it out to NYC for the party.  We had a great time in LA last year…

[denimsailor]

I Hear ya brother we did indeed hope to see you soon Chris

[tmg]

I used to run tubeless Minions on my DH bike, the lower pressure allowed me to find a bit if extra grip even during muddy, claggy British winter conditions, although I'd switch to spikes (Swampthings/WetScreams), when it got really bad

Also tried out the 'ghetto tubeless' (google it) method on the regular rims on my HT, worked pretty well once I'd got the tyre on and enough air in to create a seal.

[Jii]

Nice Mukluk Blackheart! It sure is a beast of a bike, I've test ridden a few fatbikes myself - even though I'm not a die hard fan I can't deny they're loads of fun… The Surly Krampus might change my view when they start popping up.

I've now ridden four rides tubeless and I'm definitely a convert. The increase in grip and resistance to snakebites is what does it for me. Changing to Ardents tonight since the Ignitors sidewall on the rear is in very bad shape (was quite worn before switching to tubeless).

The Stan's conversion has been flawless after the first failure (which was entirely to blame on too low pressure).

[unharmed]

Oooooooooooh…...fatbiiike ennnnnnnnvyyyyy!

[rocket]

hey, what do I see, sooo good to see you guys and much success Scott…

[denimsailor]

Thanks Brother Rocket !  Cheers!

[Finn666]

sup scott?!…great to see you around mate and also great to finally see K. is well up and going...much fun guys

[Blackheart]

When I first laid eyes on that bike I just stared at it for about 10 minutes thinking Jesus H. Christ on a raft!
What the hell was I thinking???! But then I rode it…Off road it floats over everything in it's path and climbs
hills like a goat, on pavement/asphalt it growls like 4 wheel drive. And to quote DS, it makes my 20" BMX bike
look like a key chain.

Wait until you see his...

[denimsailor]

my 2013 Salsa Mukluk