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  Bridgestone Heavy Duty Motorcycle Tube

  Kelly in WA

  Nice and heavy duty.

  Quality product, have had no issues with it.

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  Slime Valve Caps

  SETH in CO

  Nice Look - Poor Function

  Anodized aluminum looks nice, just wish these caps where all aluminum since plastic insert seems to break free from aluminum part way too easily. Looks like glue is the next step.

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  Nuetech Tubliss (Tubeless) Tire System

  Sean in OH

  Is Tubliss TruBliss?

  Just installed one of these. Excellent support from Jeff @ Tubliss. First the rhetoric is getting a little out of hand. Tubliss weighs more than the stock tube I took out of my CRF250X '05, 18in. wheel (a Dunlop). I also weighed a brand new BikeMaster 400/425 tube. BM tube, rim lock, rim strap - total 26oz. Dunlop (w/ some Slime Left in that I couldn't clean out) 24oz. + 3oz. rim lock + 2oz. rim strap. = 29oz. Tubliss w/ rim tape 32oz. I don't see tire changing being any easier. Of course this was the first install but look at the video and note how you have to use a special plate to push the entire rim into the tire. You then simply use two tire irons at once while pushing down on the tire (sure!). Not with a Dunlop Geo Max M51. It was preheated with an heat gun also, I eventually sat on the tire and rolled it with my butt on it as I tried to force the wheel in to the tire. Now you have to mount both sides of the tire without the benefit of one lip of the tire in the tire well. Why all the drama? Because the wheel well is filled with a very stiff inner liner. Think of installing a tire with the inner tube on the rim. A normal installation would allow you to just push the one side of the tire on the rim - no tire irons. You can' do that with the Tubliss in the way. It may a great boon to Westerners hitting rocks at high speeds but as a 66 year old dirt biker and former Bultaco shop owner I have lived and ridden in AZ,WY,ID,WA and LOT of OH riding I've only had one dirtbike flat. A few trophies tho.. Maybe the lower tire pressures will offset the cost and headaches but you CAN install two rim locks instead.

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  Motion Pro Armor Rim Strip Tape

  Cole in MT

  no more rubber

  These are way better then the rubber that always slips and wears out. Another example of you get what you pay for, they make a permanent (but removable)shield over your spokes I'll never use rubber again. (Make sure it is straight and smooth before you air up any folds or creases will show after you inflate your tire to be seen the next time you change tires.)

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  StreetFX Motion Activated Valve Stem Cap Light

  TROY in UT

  my kid loves them

  my kid loves them so much he wants more of them for all his toys atv, motorcycle and bike they are cool...buy them now!

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  Kings Tire Motorcycle Tube

  Robert in NY

  Don't pinch it when installing

  Keep the pressure between 12 and 20 for moto to rocky terrain and you shouldn't be snakebiting your tube. Take your time when installing and don't pinch it!

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