I just bought one of those tires! Armor all inside and outside of the bead and on the wheel lips from the start will make that process 500% easier. Keep up the awesome videos!

Just got done with my first ride on that tire.... Sooooo far I love it

I ordered one yesterday, can't wait to try it.

Stan's and orange seal... absolutely Rock!! Great tip👊👊

Looking forward to the ride review of the tire been thinking about buying it next

Have used 2 here in socal and in Moab, my new go to. Its a great all around enduro tire, don't even notice what it is and isn't good at, its just there and performs well. It's good everywhere from sand, rock, and wet. Only issue for some is the 110 size that's only currently available. Here in socal the tire of choice is the M5B, I think the 33s competes with it well, except in deep sandy hill climbs.

When I sent you that video of my tire leaking from the valve stem, I did what the tubliss guy you had email me recommended. Let the pressure out of both, and add slime to the low pressure chamber, and bounce it around and spin it a whole bunch without air. Then add air to both, and I've had no issues since, and that was a tire that had been mounted with a rim lock, and ridden like that!

@bradl45

5 жыл бұрын

Old school TuBliss, use soapy water to seal chambers, it drys out, then flats, armor all is amazing with TuBliss! I use Ride'on in the main chamber too, haven't lost a seal yet(I'm sure slime hooks you up too)

Can't wait for the wear report! Ve33 is a good tire, fingers are crossed the ve33s still has great traction past the 20 hour mark(S505 is gone for me in 10 hours😥)

Best channel ever!

This tire is next on my list. Just threw on a Dunlop AT81EX. Going to try that and see how she goes. Single track, gnarly stuff lots of wet rock, roots, etc. Pacific Northwest terrain.

I'm currently using the Motoz hybrid gummy in the rear.. But i'll try this tire for sure in the future. Thanks for the info.

THAT'S a real .... Review...... To ask a tire to do everything in all conditions is ridiculous.... You absolutely nailed!!! #conditions

I wish you would do some reviews on some DOT approved tires for us street legal guys.

That unicorn is called a trials Tire or a tire life equilibrium that uses soft rubber for great traction but close together knobs.

I freakin love how you're just talking while putting that tire on.

@Recedinghairline180

5 жыл бұрын

Im usually screaming at the tire while mounting mine, amazing composure there lol

@bkwil6078

4 жыл бұрын

I drop f-bombs like no other.... And would kill anybody that walked in the garage while I was doing it

Got one of these on the bike right now as well. Only have one 8 hour ride on it felt pretty good but was slipping a bit on some of the granite, might just be that the rocks are still thawing though

Please give us a 20 hr review of the tire!

Thanks again for all the great info!! Looking to do my first ever enduro in VA this spring and searching for the best tire. Do you recommend this tire for enduro type running and what is the best front tire you'd recommend? Love your channel!! It's people like you who inspire me to enjoy life!!

Regarding your ratchet, just a thought, this may help your ratchet to switch ratcheting direction. if take it apart the head and put some grease on the inside mechanical parts. This my help it and cheaper than a new one.......... just trying to help a brother out.

The irc ve33 Volcunduro is the business. Best tire ive used , hooks up amazing for those steep muddy hill climbs. The only tire i will use now, just took the old one off and new one on... Highly recommended

@IRCTireUSAMoto

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed our VE33, have you tried the S version featured in the Video? We think its next level for all around!

@adventureriders4515

5 жыл бұрын

@@IRCTireUSAMoto for sure. But is it needed in muddy conditions? Its not so much dry rocky stuff where i am so would the extra gummyness be useful? Also i assume the new gummy version is less long lasting than the old standard version?

IRC have been a bit of a dark horse for excelllent tires for a while now, hands down the best all round tire I have ever used was an IRC M5B tire (which is actually a full on mud demon with monsterous knobs). It would find grip on everything - hardpack, rocks, loose rocks, mud, sand you name it. Lasted really well too and didn't chunk the knobs out, I was running it on a 125 so you really gotta light it up to get moving sometimes.

@IRCTireUSAMoto

5 жыл бұрын

We are trying to break out as more than a Dark Horse!! Great to hear you liked out M5B!!

It sure looks cool!

I love those tires.

I ran this tire for almost a year now and IMO this tire is better than anything else out there in a 110. It literally works everywhere.

@MXJEFF94

5 жыл бұрын

OaktrekX meh 🤣

@marcusm.3486

5 жыл бұрын

Try a Shinko 525 120/100-18 Cheater, you may just change your mind =)

@atiimtau

5 жыл бұрын

@@marcusm.3486 Ive tried everything Shinko, the 505 is better that the 525 where i ride, and the 525 is only good in a 120. a 110 tears up too fast and the cornering is atrocious compared to the IRC. just my opinion of course.

@americandirtrider7662

5 жыл бұрын

@@atiimtau How does it work on loose hardpacked desert stuff?

@atiimtau

5 жыл бұрын

​@@americandirtrider7662 Good so long as you're more of a momentum guy with corners. strait line traction actually feels more like a knobby than a gummy. but behaves like a gummy on anything you climb.

Best tire on the market!

Thanks great as always

Definitelly the best enduro channel on youtube! Quality stuff 🔥 Thank you very much for those great videos! Keep it up! Greetings from Romania!

I always see the air leaks around the high pressure valve stem on the TubLiss. I used to fight with this (years ago). All I do now is mount the tire, inflate it to seat the bead. Mount it on the bike. Deflate the low pressure side. Add slime (I still use it, the stuff for ATV tires, since it isn't in a tube). Inflate the low pressure side again to about 30 psi. Now, spin the wheel on the bike by hand to spread the slime around inside. If you want, start the bike and put it in gear and spin the tire with the engine in first gear. Problem solved. Deflate to running pressure before the next ride, usually at the trailhead. I like using slime as it shows up well if you get a puncture on the trail and need to plug the tire. That fix takes less than 5 minutes in most cases. Been Tubliss since the product came out. Have it on 5 bikes in my stable. Love it.

Just replacing a half wore out AT81 with this whole setup. That is like riding on ice in the mud. Hope this works.

Tire reviews are nice for folks like me that run tires till they resemble sport bike tires, so starting out with something that is good is nice. None of the guys I've ridden with change tires more than once or twice in the course of a season, except for some moto guys. This 20 hour business must be great.

@lyriclawson3154

2 жыл бұрын

I guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my account password. I love any tips you can offer me!

@darrensean8080

2 жыл бұрын

@Lyric Lawson Instablaster :)

@lyriclawson3154

2 жыл бұрын

@Darren Sean I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@lyriclawson3154

2 жыл бұрын

@Darren Sean it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thanks so much, you saved my account !

@darrensean8080

2 жыл бұрын

@Lyric Lawson you are welcome :)

That tire went on way easier than the Maxxis Desert I last put on. Lol.

@JohnVanHolt

3 жыл бұрын

Probably the easiest tire I've ever installed.

Interested in this tire but I've stuck with the ibex so far. My last ibex i put about 50-60 hours on it before i changed it and i wouldve kept riding it if it hadnt been for a race that was coming up. I wanted a fresh tire for the race. My ibex i have right now has 35 hours on it and i plan to put double that because i havent really noticed much of a traction loss. Ibex has a soft compound so it loses it edge fast but because of the softness it still grips on everything. No dirt tire in my opinion lasts longer than a trials tire but i dont like trials tires because they don't suit my riding style like the hybrids do.

Baja no pinch tool makes the process so much easier! I can put on 6 ply maxxis desert it tires with ease using this tool. I've been running those for the super stiff side walls with tubliss, but I'm gonna order one of these IRC's and a 525 cheater to see what I'm missing.

@bradl45

5 жыл бұрын

Plus 25 on the baja no pinch tool.

Hey Kyle, great videos! Have you any experience with the Moose (Supersprocs replica) dual density sprocket aluminum hub rivets steel carrier sprocket? Might be a good test, I just got one but no ride time yet

You need to try Michelin Mediums. Not an aggressive tyre but work everywhere and last and last. Really surprising.

You seemed all about the shinkos, I'm interested to see how this one performs.

I have ran the 1st gekkota. Amazing in the super nasty /slow stuff on my kdx220 and then onto my xr400. The knobs lasted soooooo much longer than I ever thought it would, even with some dual sport road riding. Down side , extremely soft side wall , cornering at 4 to 6psi was a wallowy affair. This tire looks to cure that and perhaps work even better in the rocks, if giving up a slight bit in the mud. Looks like another old favorite, the MT16 but now with the trials tire compound. Should be bad a$$ and hold up to some abuse better, once again the 1st was no slouch. Just dont spin it up , let it grab the traction like riding on a trials tire.

@billybobbubbawubba9457

2 жыл бұрын

I've heard the 2nd gen. is much better.

@markmtbrider

2 жыл бұрын

@@billybobbubbawubba9457 I have the next gen or slightly stiffer jxe, i believe, waiting to go on. Honesty the GEKOTA 33S rear has been amazing here in southern Ohio . Thing wears incredibly well for the traction it puts down and good at speed.

@billybobbubbawubba9457

2 жыл бұрын

Stiffer carcass is better for Tubliss.

Does the tire roll in high speed hard pack when you corner ?

IRC got rid of the unicorn with making the M5b an EVO with the softer compound. The original M5b worked great for everything and wore line iron.

Looks like the tire on your Beta is mounted backwards. I've run the Ve33 and the Ve33s and they are directional (although I have flipped them, don't work as well).

Put your stem at the 3 or 9 position versus the 6 position to keep from making a mess with the tire sealant

Hey kyle off topic but how did the tusk wheels hold up for you?

The same pattern as the mitas extreme 754. mitas may have slightly larger nubs.

If you haven’t already you should really check out the baha no pinch tire installer. Expensive but makes putting your tire on insanely easy.

@bradl45

5 жыл бұрын

+1, I really love the baja no pinch tool, I can spoon OK, but I like easier! I've installed my first mousse(front tire), now I need one of those changers with the arm, and I'll still use the no pinch tool too!!!

@matt771j

5 жыл бұрын

I used to fight with tubliss to get those bastards on then my buddy lent me his and made a world of difference. Basically no effort at all. If only they weren’t so expensive.

I could be totally blowing it here, but this is the second video of yours i’ve watched about this IRC tire, without a direct link to buy the tire in any of the descriptions? 🤷🏻‍♂️ the “S” type isn’t super easy to find

This is a Tubetype classified tire right? Does it leak air ever so slowly with the tubeless? I've tried to run tubeless in Tubetypes and had problems...

@johnnyreb86

5 жыл бұрын

I’ve run tubliss with about 8 different tires and only had problems with the Dunlops because of the ridges on the inside. All tires will deep air and you will have to top off if it sits for a few days, but you should check tire pressure before every ride anyway. Slime or ride on sealant helps the seeping significantly.

What is that blue tool you're using to hold the tire? I've installed a bunch of tires with Tubliss but that thing look very useful. I've been using the Gekkota here in slippery rocky-rooty British Columbia lately and it's amazing!

@chrisdouglas6119

Ай бұрын

Another BC’er here! Just ordered a Ve33s. What do you find works well in the front?

is that tire on the beta mounted in the right direction my pattern is backwards according to arrow

What brand is that tire changing stand? Thank you

how does it compare to a Shinko 525 Cheater do you think ?

@markmtbrider

5 жыл бұрын

1st gen gekkota is far superior in traction than any shinko. At more than 2x the price, it should be. Imho 1st gen is an extreme enduro , TKO, Battle of the goats type of tire. Not super versatile , will last longer than you think a gummy would if you ride it as such. Really looking forward to trying this version out here in Ohio and Kentucky.

I'm curious how it will compare to a Shinko Cheater. My old girl is needing a new pair of shoes and I was going to go with a Shinko, but may try this. I want a Goldentyre , but it's just not in the budget.

@andrewfrankl8184

5 жыл бұрын

Mountain Valley I have used both, the irc is better

Do yourself a favor and try the mitas xt754 green stripe gummy

You ever run Kenda Ibex?

The m5b used to be that unicorn tire until they changed it to evo. It did struggle on wet rock though so maybe that's why they softened it.

It is so much harder to do things while filming :-)

What’s your definition of a worn out tire? I run tubliss with Mitas 754 and a C18. And get 100+ hour.

@bradl45

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, 100 hours

You have a tire stand, and are wrestling with a tire like that?

I've been using the stan's with tubliss with good results in about 20 changes only had to reset the bead once and that was with an old tire. I use the stan's as mounting lube and go around the bead with it before airing up and its always stay sealed. Then same air to 20-30psi over night then take the valve stem out and put a few oz of stans in the main chamber and no flats so far

put the bead buddy 180 degree from the last pull!

@reddymon

4 жыл бұрын

James Cox Exactly. It’s like people do not know why the bead buddy is used

@WeberSharpening

3 жыл бұрын

Bead Buddy changes everything with Tubliss. Everything slides easily into place.

I really want those unicorn tires, and make them $40 each, lol I did get 40 hours on my 2nd kenda equilibrium on American fork single track, but last 10 hours, 5psi wasn't enough, took 10 psi. 1st equilibrium I took across the street on mary ellen gultch(rocky jeep road), blew my line, went for it and shredded my sidewall (my fault), it's light duty sidewall works great on single track, but not in rocks, lol. Anyone here try both a 505 and 525 on the rear? Thoughts? Thanks for the tire reviews Kyle, can't wait for the update

@MichaelAbramo

5 жыл бұрын

Kenda Ibex

@bradl45

5 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelAbramo I've run a Parket DT before, and I'm sure I'll try an Ibex soon. I'm re building a 15 450 XCf, and it will need tires! I have my eye on a couple IRC tires too :) this bike eats tires, last set at81s I changed at 15 hours :( but I was trying to hang with faster friends and hill climbing.

I’ve NEVER seen anyone mount a tire like that, EVER. Also, that handy wing nut will hold the rim to the tire stand while you spoon it, you just have to use it. You also need to push the tire carcass down into the recess of the rim as you try and mount the opposite side.

@billybobbubbawubba9457

2 жыл бұрын

He did a fine job. He did push the tire in the recess.

What do you think about the 2020 te300i

@A1soldiersaint

5 жыл бұрын

That bike looks sweet, but until KTM & Husky shrink their bike to Beta size, add weight to the flywheel, and make available better (albeit illegal) mapping for the tpi.... I will just look to Beta and other trail bikes and have a lot more fun. Cheers from one pilot to another.

@johnnyreb86

5 жыл бұрын

2016KTM450 my 2019 te300i doesn’t have any of the issues of the 2018s like hard starting or stalling. It’s a tractor, has awesome power and feels super light.

@A1soldiersaint

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyreb86 good to know. That leaves a couple of huge things to be desired for me personally. I have ridden the 2019 KTM's and in my worthless opinion they are too lean, too big dimensionally, flame out too easily, AER forks suck, and I just don't have fun riding them. Maybe the Husky's are bit better. I have much more fun on a plain jane yz250.

Dude is a god

Try the IRC M5B :D

@jaredtansley

5 жыл бұрын

M5B is my unicorn tire.

@TeamStruggleBunny

5 жыл бұрын

Didn't last for me and not ideal for woods, rock and roots. Good straight line performance in the slop but side hill and corners were just ok. Works well in the slop but mine chunked up pretty early on. Shinko 525 has been a better tire IMO.

Is youtube your full time job?

@DirtBikeChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I don’t consider KZread to be my job, but dirt bikes are my job now :)

@devonkilgour1896

5 жыл бұрын

@@DirtBikeChannel That's awesome!!! Keep up the awesome work:)

Sedona mx907 is my unicorn

That tire does exist. It's the M5B.

Use a Mousse and be done with this holding air madness.

Shit, I'll get 1500 miles out of a Maxxis desert IT. Really dude, 10 hours, haah.

@Recedinghairline180

5 жыл бұрын

hes riding sharp rocks not sand...

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