It works and you can even patch a hole with gorilla tape!

What about using duct tape?

straight to the point, good video!

Excellent video, clear presentation, no sales pitches or anything. Spot on. Thanks

How about the residue after you replace the tyre?

This is a good video 👍

Great content. Is there a need to measure the internal width of the rim and trim the width of the tape as necessary?

By the way, thank you.

Do you make house calls, ? Lol. I have a zoom electric moped that was delivered to me with a sliced front tire that is tubeless. I'm trying to get it fixed professionally but no one will touch it. ??? So I'm going to try to fix it myself.

What was the tape width vs the inner rim measurement?

my inner rim width is 30.5 mm. does gorilla tape come in that width. nice video

3 years old video but I will comment. When you remove the rim tape, it is important to clean the rim with alcohol. Let it dry, clean with a cloth then convert it with tubeless tape. Also, do not pierce the valve hole through the tape with the valve as this can damage the top tip. You have a nice bike repair cabinet but you do things like an amateur.

Excellent instructions, very nicely explained!

Great instructions

What was the size of the gorilla tape you used sir?

Great video!!

Is that the 1” wide roll?

Perfect explanation! thanks! :)

Very well explained 👏

I've tried Gorilla tape a bunch of times...longest I've gotten out of it is 6 weeks before it starts to leak. I got smart and used an actual rim tape from stans and never had an issue since.

Very clear! Thank you!

What is the tape size you used?

This is good but I think a huge tip that is missed is to tape it in the other direction so that the rotation of the wheel doesnt force sealant at the edge of the tape. If it is the other way, the sealant is pushed over the edge vs. against it as the wheel turns.

I’ve watched about 15 videos on this process. This is the best one

Thanks good video

I agree....perfect instructions...thank you for posting

Hey, tanks for the video. One question, what it’s the size did you use un a Gorrila Tape? What characteristics should it have? a lap on the wheel whit the tape is enough? And the last, can I do the tubeless if I don’t have a compressor?

1. Dont use gorilla tape. It works initially but the sealant breaks it down and you will have a flat sooner than later. Its also a pain to clean off the rim bed when its time to retape (sooner than later with gorilla). 2. Dont start taping on the valve hole side. Start on the opposite side of the valve hole.

Nice channel find. But I see a halt. Wishing you get to continue creating and uploading again. One question - Is Gorilla tape a good fix for inner tube patching too? Will it be as reliable as traditional rubber patch?

How the heck did you only use your hands to get that tire on the rim? That is a long drawn out battle with my tire levers

I did it exactly the same way and I had 2 flats after first ride. Went back to tubes.

Works, when "quality branded kits" fuking fail.

Thankyou 🤘👍

Gorilla Tape is 3x thicker than NoTubes tape. Ever wonder why the tire is difficult to seat? Gorilla Tape has only about 25% the tensile strength as NoTubes tape. Clean-up? About an hour to clean and re-tape. We've seen a lot of Gorilla Tape failures. Cheap? Sure. Does it work? Not. Sorry...

I’d like to see you do that with a Maxxis High Roller!!! 😆

Thanks. When does the tape need to be replaced?

Great vid!! Very user friendly and instructive .🤙😊

Thank you, Sir.most useful.

Gorilla tape is great until you have to clean it off to retape it down the road

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Nice video, thanks. Would this work with the clear gorilla tape?

So this was a non tubeless rim, but the tyre was tubeless ready

Thanks, this the video I've been looking for.... Totally USEFUL information....Thank you !!

Thanks man. This is the best video on this subject

Lets say that this is a great guide, there is two things i'd pick up on. Start at the vavle hole and go round and finish overlapping at the valve hole. As you tension the tape it will always want to spring back into place and the valve stops it doing that. It also has the side effect of cushing the valve and giving it a better seal. I've seen gorilla tape setups where the sealant has got under the tape and the tape starts to lift and the tension you put at the start aids it as the sealant starts to lift the tape. locking it down with the valve means it can't not be under tension. And Gorilla tape does get effected by sealant. Just make sure it's tightly pressed down with no air bubbles and it will sit there for a long time but any lips for the sealant get under and it will loose stickyness and just like that one day it will siudenly spring off the rim.

So gorilla tape looks like the best option. What about if I use a stan tubeless and slime combination? Will the gorilla tape be fine with that as well? Thanks

Can i use presta valve with rim designed for schrader valve?

Skip the first 3 minutes.

After what duration of time sealent need to be refill?

Gorilla makes a mess to remove later. Took me an hour+ to cleanup - much longer than it takes to setup tubeless on clean rims. Never again! Go with Stans style tape. Trust me!