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[Closed] Any "joes no flats" system users ?

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Thinking about going tubeless on the mtb converting std wheels. I notice the joes kit is half the price of the stans... Are these any good, any advice welcome ? Had a spell of running my old mtb with proper tubeless set up and they seemed to "feel" better but must admit found them a bit of a faff on occasion...


 
Posted : 18/01/2014 5:19 pm
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I ran joes as my first tubeless set up. Worked really well. No issues at all. Just make sure you get the kit with the correct width rimstrips.


 
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Just set up a set today, worked fine.
As above get the correct width and should work fine.


 
Posted : 18/01/2014 6:00 pm
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just follow this guide :


 
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Just in case you weren't convinced by the other two, I'll make it three. Use it, works well, will use again.


 
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I've used a kit for 6 months now the only problem I had was a 3 inch nail that pierced the tyre and rim strip and was stuck in a spoke hole. Don't think it would have helped whatever system I was using. Replaced the rimstrip and have been trouble free since.


 
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Sounds good, the girl in the vid does crack me up though... ( but also find her quite easy on the eye lol )


 
Posted : 18/01/2014 7:26 pm