Double Tubing on your Tire Change

We share with you a simple little trick that you can do the next time you are swapping your tire and don't yet have a heavy duty tube in. Take the thin tube and make it a double!
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[@walterschwarz5579]

Been doing this for years never an issue and beets the hell out of any mooses or tire balls and we always have used tubes around. Keep up the great videos I’m a fan 👍

[@garywinkworth3380]

man you made that look easy

[@firffighter]

Really appreciate the video. I prefer a tube over Tubliss and mousses. Old Chilly White used to double tube for Baja.

[@421CentralIowa]

I pinched the tube on a supermoto wheel tonight and watched this video to see what you did... I did everything you did lol... I hate motorcycles sometimes.

[@bobbybobby4110]

Awesome instructions

[@Scummy_shovel]

“ 1:51 “I can change tires pretty well”. Yea jay. You’re pretty well at changing tires 😂😂😂. I’m getting there. I have watched your changing videos hundreds of times. And when I bought my spare set of wheels I almost worn them out taking the tires on and off. And I still do least once a week and volunteer to change as many as I can just for the experience. Takes alot of tires to get as good as you are. I have about 10k more tires to go. But in getting there.

[@TheDogDad]

Jeeee Susss Christ 😮 That was ridiculously quick. You're the man!

[@averykienbaum2904]

I've been running two tusk 4mm tubes for my off-road hard enduro setup 🤣 works great, I just popped it this morning lol

[@bradsanders6954]

At low psi, 2 tubes can still spin on the rim right? And rip the valve stem out. I cant see how this would be the bomb for hard enduro.

[@advinjapan]

I can tell you’ve been doin this for a while 😂. Great video, thanks!

[@jaytrolan1602]

Thanks Jay... good info

[@davea9502]

Very informative video. Thanks!

[@niconine268]

Another cool vid. Shot Jay

[@michaelanderson1727]

Another great video. Where do you find those tire stickers?

[@darrellmabry699]

Love your videos

[@renato771ktm]

Muchas gracias por tus consejos lo pondré en práctica

[@robsonenduro3316]

I do this with mousses too when they shrink :)

[@ShawnBlais]

I tried this once, but was so hard to mount properly, the tube just kept sticking out the edges. I guess I just needed to stick with it! Next time

[@Mineratron]

Can you do it with HD tubes? I got a pinch flat on Sunday… first flat tyre in years… was thinking of doing this with the old HD tube… not sure if it’ll be too thick?🤔

[@bradsanders6954]

I was told to double tube for a 2 week Baja ride, was told "they were all doing it" So I did it. 2 heavy duty tubes one inside the other.................combined with 18psi that made the bike handle like an absolute POS. Not sure how it made it work so bad but it bounced off everything I hit. Sadly I crashed out and dislocated my collarbone and went home early for surgery. Bounced off something I never saw and slammed the ground. Was it the weight of 2 tubes, or the way double thickness of tubes handled? Baja thorns got thru both layers easily. So. There's that. Tubliss with good sealant works great!.....

[@dirtbiketv1]

Sorry to hear that but Baja is not the place for tubes. Never said it was--- That is BIB Mousse country -- I would think the 18PSI and tire choice would have more to do-- Feel free to email any tech questions in the future.

[@bradsanders6954]

@@dirtbiketv1 Less than 18PSI in Baja leads to that one hidden rock in a sandwash destroying a wheel/tire/tube. Over 18psi = past the point of too squirrly. Melting a mousse down there is a night mare.....We had 35 riders on an Oakland Moto Bro ride, nobody ran mousses.

[@carlatamanczyk3891]

I've done this for decades... works better that Mouse or Tubliss.

[@qualifierone8899]

Wait! He tightened that valve stem nut!? Shouldn't it be left loose?

[@sandysmith7485]

Just get that 7mm tube , keep it simple. I think it's called something like Luccgi, I don't how it's spelled, LOL. Ride safe my 2 wheel friends.

[@simplymoto07]

I just got one they are incredible. Refuses to break traction . Make the moouse feel hard and dead . I've been running my lucioli at 3psi on the goat trails and 6psi on the connecting roads.. expensive but so far I think it's worth it..

[@331moto]

8:48 theres a scratch....

[@jeremysmith7898]

Your adding lots of unsprung weight and rotational mass

[@johnlastname2895]

1 word... tubliss

[@tigerlily8068]

Tubeless is 2 words my man

[@robertsilva4]

I find it rather peculiar that the Geogia Guide Stones were destroyed not too long ago.