Review of the Nuetech tubeless Gen. 2.0 Tire system for your Dual Sport Motorcycle
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Review of the Nuetech tubeless Gen. 2.0 Tire system for your Dual Sport Motorcycle
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I've been running this system now for over 2,500 MI of 5050 riding with no issues. You have to follow the instructions by the book for installation. I carry an electric pump and a hand pump capable of going to 120 PSI. It is not DOT approved, but I have had no issues running two lane highways and short Interstate runs up to 75 mph. I ride a 300L and love this system... but it is a labor of love.
I have had the 2.0's system on a set of rims for two years. I have added pressure every spring of 5-10 psi. But all examples vary..Thank you for the review.
Great details here. People underestimate routining weight, you’re absolutely right. Great product, and as a pine barrens rider myself, I agree lower the pressure the better.
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
Awesome to see other people who enjoy the area to ride it. Its a great place!
You could add a TPMS (tire pressure monitor) easily to constantly monitor pressure. It’s cheap and hooks up to your battery or headlight wire. I always have a TPMS on my vehicles including my CRF300 rally
@movaughn20
2 ай бұрын
Is it a warning light, or connected to an aftermarket gauge cluster?
@wesc23
2 ай бұрын
Where have you found a tpms that works to 110psi?
@lockbreaker7961
2 ай бұрын
look for one designed for heavy trucks@@wesc23
Good info! Thanks!
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to comment and watch.
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
*Watching
Curious if anyone's tried the screw in tire plugs on a bike? I just used some on mower, cheap fast. but only 10 psi. Edit: This is for cast wheels, of course. Edit 2: Yes sport bike riders watch your content as well...
I damaged both tubes and liners trying to install this on a D606 (hard tire) it was a nightmare to install and during the first ride the back tire (innar) gave and i came back home on the flat... Use a lot of lube... These thing are hard to seat and they leak all the time... I was thinking of installing them with a sealing compound maybe it would hold air...:S
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
Damn man.. that sucks. I'm sorry to hear that.
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got friends who love them and friends who hate them and will never go back - i can't get past using mousse personally for the obvious reasons, ive seen these things fail which makes it pointless compared to a tube
Hi. Fellow Pine Barrens rider here. I'm a 260ish pound, leisurely TW200 rider. I generally am out there just fartin around exploring, rarely going over 25 mph. I never really felt like I was lacking any traction, but I have never aired down my tires. Do you think it's honestly worth my time to do so?
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
At 25mph maybe not. At the least I would run at 15-16psi and that deathwing it comes with stock can be scary.
@PineyRider
2 ай бұрын
@MotorcyclesOffroad Yeah, I think when i do go for a new front tire, I'll go for that Shinko everyone talks about. I rarely ride aggressively due to my weight and that I am beginning to be limited by osteoarthritis in my left hand. I do get frustrated in the deep sand and "chicken out" sometimes and end up putting my feet down. Been riding since I was young too. You know the roads around Ocean County anymore though. The Pines are much safer! Love watching your videos, seeing all the green I've missed for the last 6 or 7 months!
why does the tubliss system looses pressure constantly ???
@wesc23
2 ай бұрын
Likely because he lets pressure out when testing. Not a lot of air in there. Have seen peeps recommend those tire pressure indicating caps
First like, first comment.
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
Awesome! thank you so much.
Great review, but to be honest you talked me out of it.
@MotorcyclesOffroad
2 ай бұрын
Well good, that means the review did its job. I'm not here to make people want to buy it. I wanted to give all the information from using the product and let people decide if it's for them or not.