Convert your bike to tubeless using the "ghetto" method. You will need a sealant, a tire, a rim, a metal tire lever, a knife or scissors to cut the tube, a tube a size smaller than your rim, an air compressor, and soap and water. You will need a sweet, doggy mascot as well.
Okay, so watch this how-to video for steps on WHAT TO ACTUALLY DO to get a ghetto "tubeless" bike!
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Install or remove the FSA Mega Exo system
How To:
Remove and install the gears on a mountain bike easily
How To:
Replace and align v-brake and cantilever brakes on your mountain bike
How To:
Make a cheap bike light mount out of PVC pipe
How To:
Pop a wheelie on a mountain bike
How To:
Fix a loose bearing on Shimano Octolink bottom bracket
How To:
Cut and fit a Shimano hose with an olive
How To:
Wrap bicycle handlebar tape
How To:
Remove XT or XTR chainring spiders from your crank
How To:
Store your bike in your apartment by hanging it from the ceiling
How To:
Replace the gear cables on your mountain bike easily
How To:
Overhaul and Hayes caliper brake and re-set the piston
How To:
Adjust a Hayes sole brake
How To:
Fine tune the gears on your mountain bike
How To:
Replace the Pads on a Hayes Sole Brake
How To:
Pack your saddlebag effectively for a triathlon
How To:
Remove or install a cog set on your bike
How To:
Cut and install SRAM Avid Juicy brakes on your bike
How To:
Remove a non-self extracting crank from mountain bike
How To:
Install a new bicycle chain
1 Comment
Yo, that's proper! Thanks for the tek. I'm gonna try this today. If it works I'll throw some on my downhill frame. Any more "ghetto" how to?
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