Tubliss/Goldentyre gt216x

[Scruse24]

Anyone run this setup? Tubliss and Goldentyre gummy?

[swazi_matt]

It should work v well but you will need to be careful of punctures. I have not run this exact setup but I have run tubliss with Mitas green stripe and will again

The green Mitas and the gummy (I believe) are designed to use a mousse so they have a thinner carcasse so are easier to puncture

[Scruse24]

Yeah that's what I'm afraid of. I have some buddies that have ran it with a tube at 8psi just fine. So we'll see. Going to install this week.

Speaking of Mitas ef07...have you ran the yellow stripe?

[Anders]

I run Mitas C18 green stripe with T-lock* and 7 psi at the rear. Works very well for me (old & slow), but my much faster friend had problems with torn sidetall when riding fast thru the rocks.

*T-lock is a Swedish competitor of Tubliss.

I Have just ordered Tubliss for the front, going to try it with Mitas C19 green stripe.

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[swazi_matt]

Originally Posted by Scruse24

Yeah that's what I'm afraid of. I have some buddies that have ran it with a tube at 8psi just fine. So we'll see. Going to install this week.

Speaking of Mitas ef07...have you ran the yellow stripe?

I haven't tried any of the ef07 I was about to try the yellow stripe but it seemed that the c18 was more suitable for my terrain so stuck with it. I know there are some guys running the ef07 double green with tubliss but you need to be rich for that because they only last about a day - granted it is a day of idling up cliffs like Spider-Man

Ps here is someone using tubliss and golden tire http://www.ktmforum.co.uk/off-road-e...supply-30.html

http://enduro.live/wp-content/upload...gforce_-78.jpg

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I won't go back to tubes having tried Tubliss with MC12 Mich They seem to be staying sharp longer for some reason, its quite noticeable.