IIRC these tyres were not tubeless ready when first released.
Now the On One site lists them as tubeless ready tyres but the actual product appears unchanged and doesn't say tubeless ready anywhere on the tyre.
Is this just creative marketing or am I missing something?
creative marketing or learning from the experiments?
quite a few have set these up tubeless quite happily, including me. they leak out the sidewalls hardly at all, whereas the '2bliss' spesh tyre i have up front is always wet on the sidewalls.
i'm happy with the 26 version on the rear of my chameleon ghetto tubeless. i'll keep buying them so long as they stay cheap!
26er went up tubeless no problem - and keeps air well
Yeh, they go up fine tubeless, although I do find they burp easier at the same pressures than other tyres (running on stans rims)
I have run them tubeless as 26 and 29, no probs burpage is entirely dependant on rim I think, in my experience anyway.
I just ordered one and expect it will work as well as the 26 and 29in versions did.
Used 3 x 29" ones and found they worked perfect tubeless. As easy as any tyres I've used, but then I do have a compressor. Got an unused 27.5 sticky compound one for sale if anyone wants to save a few quid over on-one prices.
Well I can't get them to seat on Hope Enduro rims with track pump.
Given up after 3 hours and 4 tyres (chunky monkeys and nobby NICs) and gone back to tubes.
Double post
Leave the tube in overnight, it'll seat fine tomorrow.
These came standard on my 45650b 14 months ago (SRAM roam 30 wheels) and have been running tubeless ever since, no problems.
Nobeerinthefridge.
2 of them were already tubed for more than overnight.
Took them off, Stans tape and valve as per instruction,refit tyre, soap on bead and wont go up with my pump. Cant see how another night of tubed will help when the past 3 months tubed didn't.
Reckon it's the low airflow of the track pump, although I hear of plenty of others who only used a track pump.
Assume I need a compressor or one of those airshot devices - cost of them will pay for a lot of inner tubes though.
Alternatively I could get the LBS to fit them but that will work out expensive when wanting to swap tyres about regularly and add more sealant every couple of months.
Co2 cartridge to seat the tyre then deflate and add sealant or a Co2 fire extinguisher and some adaptors, when the co2 runs out fill the bottle from your track pump.
I'm running a chunky monkey 650b on a hope enduro rim and the only time it's seated with a track pump was with an inner tube as a rim strip.
Fire extinguisher, now there's an idea.
The Monkey rim interface is slack though, especially one tyre which barely stays on - if I grab just the tyre and shake it then the wheel will fall out Other Monkey is a much tighter fit.
Not sure how confident I would be about it staying on the rim when cornering hard
I run the 26" version ghetto on non tubless rims (cut bmx tube) as the extra rubber takes up the slack and stops burping on corners. With just tape I could make them burp quite easily, works even with a well used baggy tyre.
I run a CM and a Smorg on my Inbred, on Blunt 35 rims.
They inflated no problem with a track pump.
Nobeerinthefridge.2 of them were already tubed for more than overnight.
Took them off, Stans tape and valve as per instruction,refit tyre, soap on bead and wont go up with my pump. Cant see how another night of tubed will help when the past 3 months tubed didn't.
In my opinion, you came unstuck when you removed the tyre from the rim completely. I'd have popped one side, removed the tube, and reseated that one side. This means you have only half the sealing to do.
You may be able to get them to go up with a track pump on the blunt rims but he doesn't have those rims.
I run the 26" version tubeless on Stand Flow rims and have never had a problem.
Perfect on Roam's here.
Went up first time and stayed sealed.
DeeWGot an unused 27.5 sticky compound one for sale if anyone wants to save a few quid over on-one prices.
That may be of interest to me, will drop you an email.
Tubeless on 52mm Stans Hugos here. Up first time and stayed that way.