NUETECH TUbliss - Tyre Kit

only ridden once but it was a notable difference in a good way , much smoother ride and uphills are much easier with the traction meaning there's no need to attack them at speed, I ran them at my normal 12 13 psi then later on 6psi , the latter was very surprising.

Well worth the small hassle of fitting for the extra traction

This is a must have for any hard enduro riders where traction in paramount. Gives far greater control than a moose. Best technology advance in ages.

I received a 21' & 18" set of TUbliss tyre kits a few weeks ago, fitting was easy enough and it was my first time doing any tyre change on my bike.
After reading the instructions and watching the online video's I attempted the back wheel. It was all done in 20 min. The front was a little harder as there is less room inside the rim but after another 15 min it was all completed. The front rim tape supplied could have been a little longer.

Great product! Follow the instructions and you can't go wrong, I used slime instead of soapy water, just paint the tubliss bit and then the tyre bead , slime acts as a lube and a sealer,fit tyre-inflate and your good to go!

Bought 3 full sets of 21" & 18" & another 18" for me and 3 mates.
We went riding in the Watagans last Sunday. We used tyres pressures ranging from 6psi to 12psi.
Conditions were hard dry rock, wet slippery rock, loose rocks, sadly loam, deep mud, creek crossings, hard packed forest dirt fire trails.
Bikes were KTM 300, KTM 350 & KTM 500 with rider experience from medium to high.
All riders were impressed with the traction and ride comfort.
We checked the tyres pressure after the ride and they had not changed.

Installation was reasonably easy. You must have a pump that can exceed 100psi.
We found a CO2 cartidge works well as it will put about 115 psi into the high pressure tube.

easy to install the kit, easy to fit tyres and works @ <10psi
great traction once installed, very happy

Have only changed to running Tubliss on my bikes about 6 mths ago. Won't be going back to tubes. Bike gets so much more traction.....even in mud. Have not had a puncture yet...but I guess I might pick up the odd one when running as low as 2 psi.
Torpedo 7 run excellent specials on this product periodically too.

Great upgrade to your bike definitely pays itself off very fast.

I had been procrastinating for some time about purchasing the Tubliss setup, i wish i had of got them years ago. The ability to lower the pressure right down to a few psi without risking a flat is fantastic. The added grip that the low psi gives you is great, so to is the smoother feel over rough terrain.

If you need traction, look no further than Tubliss. It is by far one of the most helpful items if you need to get up and over extreme objects and inclines. Not too hard to install if you're accustomed to changing tyres yourself. It is actually A LOT lighter than an ultra heavy duty tube too!

Best thing ever would never go back to tubes

Have only done 2rides so far one in mud foot deep all day and worked great as could use low tyre pressure .
And other time so far in sand and rocks in central and working great !
Definitely follow instructions to fit , and if doing both tyres recommend starting on rear as a small bit easier !

Gr8 good quality fast delivery

Installed mine and took it out last weekend, I agree definitely an unfair advantage lol..... This product is awesome, rode through both muddy rutty stuff and high speed metal roads at 4psi and got unimaginable grip everywhere , recommend highly

Great product at a even better price

Have had 2 pretty hard rides now on the system and so far they have been awesome! Way lighter than Ultra heavy duty tubes, way more grip when running low pressure and I recon my tyres will even last longer. Very easy to install. Make sure you have a compressor that goes up to 110psi though. I've been running 6psi in the front and 4.5 in the back and havnt hit the rim once since putting them on.

Theses are the Gen 2 system. the inside of the outer red liner is orange and not black which seems to be the best way to tell the difference however I understand its difficult to find the GEN 1 anyway.

There are no disadvantages compared to tubes.... think of it as drum brakes and disk brakes, both work but one is better - same here.

Easy to fit (great instructions) and mount new tyres, improved traction and therefore extending the life of the tire and the trail.

You will never go back, might be cheapest option in the long run if they last a few years. Note I'm on my first set of tyres with this system.

Have been using these for over a year now and will never go back to standard tubes! 4 psi in the rear on a new tyre in the mud at riverhead forrest and it hooks up everywhere,you can use your tyres until the knobs start to fall off.
Little bit pricey and tircky to fit the first time but once you get the hang of it then its easy.

I really rate these, a must have for an trail bike, 4psi in the rear on wet rides is outstanding! Though on my MX 19" rear, I have had a pinch flat, and with these kits, it's a much longer job to change that track side.

This is an expensive product but money very well spent. There is nothing that can give you the same levels of traction that this does. It's simply the best money I've spent in years.

Great product . just make sure you follow the instructions for installation to prevent any dramas . I have been running 4 psi in the rear tyre and six psi in the front tire . I have gained a lot more traction in the bush as I now have a bigger tyre footprint. Torpedo7 was $30 each cheaper than anywhere else I can find in Australia.

Both front and rear Tubliss installed easy.
Plenty of soapy water was used and they sealed first time.
The front tyre [Dunlop] was very difficult to mount but the rear went on easy.
Completed a high speed/rocky ride this weekend and had some big hits with the front wheel. The hits were so hard it felt as if the wheels would be seriously dinged. The wheels were fine.
Both tyres had less than 9psi but it feels like 20psi because the walls are so stiff.
The bike felt like it had very good grip front and rear and rode over the rocks just fine.
It took a while before I felt comfortable.
The inner tube needs 100psi so I will need another pump and pressure gauge.
It's a pain checking two pressures each wheel and they don't weigh any less than the tubes that they replace [as advertised]
At this moment in time I would recommend but time will tell.
Hope this helps.