Are there some tubeless snow-stickytires available? Or is it possible to put those screws into regular tubeless tyres to make the GS a bit snow-worthy machine too?
Margus
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Tubeless snow-stickytyres?
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laughingBob
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I think screws would be much better than nails, they would't get pushed back through the tead. Give it a try and let us know how you get on
I mean those things:
My friend says some estonian fellow makes the tube-type ones, asks about 25£ per tyre.
Shoud i give it a try?
Margus
My friend says some estonian fellow makes the tube-type ones, asks about 25£ per tyre.
Shoud i give it a try?
Margus
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It has been done, but I'm not sure if you could still be tubeless...
Antti
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It would be the best way to shoot studs on some knobbie tyre. In Finland at least Kisarengas Oy makes that work.
Kisarengas Oy
I think it would cost a bit more than that 25 pounds...
In my 2v gs i`ve used tubes couple times, with Mitas-tyres. Rimms are quite similar in oilhead so i suppose you could also use tubes.
BTW,
i happen to have one useless 18" Trelleborg with enduro studs, i would trade it to 17"..
Kisarengas Oy
I think it would cost a bit more than that 25 pounds...
In my 2v gs i`ve used tubes couple times, with Mitas-tyres. Rimms are quite similar in oilhead so i suppose you could also use tubes.
BTW,
i happen to have one useless 18" Trelleborg with enduro studs, i would trade it to 17"..
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Risk analysis, no no no no
Buy purpose made items otherwise too iffy. BUT, if you insist, then I would say NO ON NO.
iF YOU REALLY MUST, THEN ALSO USE ONE OF THE TYRE SEALANTS. Still say no on no.
Buy purpose made items otherwise too iffy. BUT, if you insist, then I would say NO ON NO.
iF YOU REALLY MUST, THEN ALSO USE ONE OF THE TYRE SEALANTS. Still say no on no.
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