Tubeless tires

[scooterhose]

I always wanted to run tubeless tires on my D/S for ease of flat repair.
I have looked for mag wheels ect. This might work!
http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/tech/tubeless_tire_seal/

Whatcha think. I know what about tire selection? What is the differance in tube type and tubeless tires?qwer

[DukeRyder]

http://chuckklr04.smugmug.com/photos/63170331-L.jpg

This always works! Cheap too.

When I bought my bike I knew it had tubeless tires and a "Kit" according to the PO. Had no idea it was Duct Tape, but it works. The bike came with some SportTouring tires which sucked ass on a light motard, so I put the Avon Distanzias SM tires on the bike; much better grip now.

[scooterhose]

Lol1 Is there no end to the uses of the "Miricle Roll"..qwer

[kenwelshons]

You don't want to use a mag wheel for off road use. They dent to easy, right? That's why they come standard on all BMW dual sports now.

I am a firm believer in the all might duct tape. I have done a DWDM amp install with nothing more than rolls of duct tape just to prove I could do it... I know I'm a rebel.

But... I would put something on the nipple holes first. Rtv, JB weld, bubble gum, something then put the tape over it. I would be more worried about trying to keep the wheel balanced than anything. I am sure you can find many solutions to keep the air in.

Maybe some electric rubber tape. http://www.3m.com/electrical/training/tape_04.jhtml

Then duct tape. I would change it at least every time I changed a tire, but it seems like it would hold up fairly well.

[scooterhose]

You don't want to use a mag wheel for off road use. They dent to easy, right? That's why they come standard on all BMW dual sports now.

I am a firm believer in the all might duct tape. I have done a DWDM amp install with nothing more than rolls of duct tape just to prove I could do it... I know I'm a rebel.

But... I would put something on the nipple holes first. Rtv, JB weld, bubble gum, something then put the tape over it. I would be more worried about trying to keep the wheel balanced than anything. I am sure you can find many solutions to keep the air in.

Maybe some electric rubber tape. http://www.3m.com/electrical/training/tape_04.jhtml

Then duct tape. I would change it at least every time I changed a tire, but it seems like it would hold up fairly well.

Wow thats a good idea, Maybe some of that electrical or window puddy that comes in rolls. Then duct tape.

Now can anyone answer the biig question? What is exactly the differance between tube type and tubeless tires.qwer I can't imagine...Help12