Nuetech Tubliss Gen 2.0 (Tubeless) Tire System 18''

Not too bad to set up and works great. I used a small amount of tubeless sealant to ensure a good seal and have had no issues. You can run very low air pressures without the fear of punch flats.

Love love love it!! What a pain to install though. Geez. Scratched up my rims bloodied my knuckles and cussed out the dog. Took my an hour. Made me cry. However, worth it! Love this system for running low pressure and gaining massive traction. I can actually use the power I paid for now. Braaaaap!

Live in Oregon it’s winter time drop the pressure down to six psi and the traction is awesome.

I've gotten addicted to tubeless on my mountain bike: no flats in 800 miles of riding in cactus and goathead country. Stans Tubeless system.Tried this on my dirt bike and really like it. Install was not too bad. The key was using a "Bead Buddy" to keep the tire in the "drop dead center" as you use tire irons around the rest of the perimeter.I put Stans sealant in.Will probably get one for the front when that tire wears out. Not cheap, but worthwhile.

Works great

Great product. I've been using these for years. I like better over mouses because you can control the psi.

This is my first time putting on Nuetech Tubliss Gen 2.0 with a new tire and all went well. If you follow the instructions and watch some YouTube channels covering insulation it will be easier than a tire with a tube. Now I am able to go down to 3 psi for more traction.

This Tubliss system can't be beat. I've been using this on my off road bikes for years now. Recently bought a new set for a Beta 390 RRs.Being able to run super low PSI on your rear tire allows that tire to wrap around rock and hard pack terrain, giving the greatest amount of traction. I commonly run between 3-4.5 PSI. Changing tires with Tubliss is a snap. I'll never go back to tubes on the rear of my bikes again.