bmx innertube cut in half and add sealent?
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cheepest way to go tubless?
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probly
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Stans fluid and two bmx tubes bout £20 if you shop round...jobs a good un!
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Has anybody tried this?
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Yep, .99p 20" tube from Ebay cut in half on a M321 rim with a Highroller - been faultless for over a year, no burps no punctures!
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Has anybody tried this?
Yep I've got several ghetto wheels now, works a treat...
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Wow, that's pretty cool. I always had it down as some sort of witchcraft best left for experts. Might give it a go after Chrimbo.
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Tescos do bmx tubes for £0.45 every so often - they do in my local one anyway!
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Anybody used ghetto with WTB speedisc rims? JRA say that WTB rims dont work well with Stans etc. but wondered about ghetto before I waste the wheelmilk I have
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Won't work with 1.8 madusa's; I've tried and tried although not with a compressor.
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http://www.tubelesswheels.com/
Dead easy instructions and works a treat.
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This looks easy...
Anyone done it with DT Swiss 4.2 and 5.1 rims?
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Anybody used ghetto with WTB speedisc rims?
Ghetto'ed WTB Trail rims with 2.35HRs(with a compressor). The tyre bead is held very tightly by the trail rims in fact needing pumped up until they 'ping' into the seat.
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"Anybody used ghetto with WTB speedisc rims? JRA say that WTB rims dont work well with Stans etc. but wondered about ghetto before I waste the wheelmilk I have"
Yes I have tried, but have failed to get a seal so far
It worked well with WTB lazerdisc rims and Nevs/Advantage.I need to borrow a compressor.
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I've done this with Speeddisc rims. Worked okay, not a problem here.
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DT 5.1 rims here (dt do a rim strip for them also) - lots of soapy water and compressor. easy peasy (any maxxis tyre is good).
20" tyre and sealant, lots of very soapy water round each side of the rim with a brush.
no punctures
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Cheers ChristoG!
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