Gotway Mten3 Tubeless Conversion Howto

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[@nathanschaupp9709]

Nice work! Just a quick safety tip: the reason they use tubes is due to bead break while turning hard at high speed. This is especially possible if you are unaware of low pressure. I'm sure you'll be fine on that wheel but if you intend to do any hard riding just be sure to check your pressure and make sure it's over 30psi. 👍🏼😉

[@electricdexterity7968]

Hey Marty, I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to record and share all of this great EUC content. That new paint job looks incredible!

[@TheRealAlpha2]

Ugh, the work that went into this, but I cant deny the end result looks great!

[@jorgebatista425]

That conversion was a pain in the ass. Great job.

[@DonMillerNC]

Marty whew. Great work getting the tire off. One tip I learned while removing a small tire for a hand truck. Break both beads all the way around. Use a C-clamp to squeeze the tire near the bead if necessary. Then for the side you are trying to remove push and keep the bead of the tire in the center section of the rim, then put your tire iron on the opposite side. The center of the rim is smaller in diameter, and gives the tire more slack to get over the lip of the rim. See 13:45 into this video you can see how much deeper the center section is. Hope you never have to use this trick, but keep it in mind if you ever do.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Thanks. I've been getting various tips along these lines. Like you say, hopefully I won't have to do this again, but I'll remember your tip. And more importantly, your suggestion may help someone else who is trying to remove the tire.

[@bigbadboogie6842]

That technique works excellent. I got my tesla tyre of just using small plastic tools for ordinary bicycle tyres, got one under the edge and bent over the edge as the opposite side was pressed together in the centre. Then clamped the first small plastic btacket under the footrest holder and pushed the next one in and from there it was just a matter of wiggling the tyre and the second tool and off it came fairly easy

[@MrJbchocolate]

Thought for a second you were gonna get a hernia....and just before you got the first part out, I felt this lump in my throat. I had my tire in the mail from Jason so this video is truly inspirational. Thanks Marty

[@MrJbchocolate]

Hey Marty, now that I saw your vid all the way to the end...the wheel turned out to be 👏. The only Mten3 in candy apple red iN USA!

[@2K_Unlimited]

I was going to recommend a note or comment at the point you finish the valve install, that tool has a pivot and angled handle for a reason, with a block of wood between the rim and handle future core installers could use the leverage to make that easier. Thanks for the excellent instructions! I was hoping to find longer mileage for a daily commuter. 400 miles may not get me through two years but I think I'll get a wheel to try it out anyway, especially since they're already making these tubeless. I can plug those for most punctures.

[@frederickoparah1669]

Heya just wanted to say thank you, your video was more than useful I have changed my mten3 tire to tubeless. Mounting and removing of the tire was striaght forward however sitting the bead took quiet some time as this was the first time seating a tubeless tire. I achived this not with fire but by seating one side of the tire by hand, using tire lube on the other side, ratchet strapping the tire down quiet tightly, then applying downwards force to the opposite side where the bead was still away from the rim. Lastly a high volume of air with the vavle stem stil in place via an air compressor.

[@kurt.dresner]

Did your tire keep its air? Is it a new Mten3?

[@frederickoparah1669]

@@kurt.dresner yes and it is more stable

[@nastythomashobbs]

Really like the color combo

[@larsbarsthe4441]

I love the paint job

[@thejustinblackwellvlog]

Nice! I like it. Now if Gotway would send them out as tubeless. The color is awesome. I Actually put a plug in my z10 tire the other day because the slime quit sealing the hole. I am amazed that it stayed in perfectly. No leaks at all. I'm thinking about buying another wheel but I haven't decided between 3. MSX, KS18S, or Monster. I'm leaning more towards one of the wheels that I could sit on.. A long journey wheel.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Mine was from the first batch. They later switched to tubeless so any Mten3's bought in the last year or so should be tubeless. Fortunately I haven't yet had a flat on my Z10, but your experience and others points me to using a plug. Good to know. The Monster is the king of long distance wheels and it's also the best for sitting. Looks like I know what you're going to get :-)

[@Duf]

Yea seating the bead can suck. On the Monster MiniPro tires I used a ratchet strap around tire to compress it. Usually you will hear a pop when the bead seals.

[@bretholtzman1524]

Heat gun and windex, does wonders with small tubeless tires remove valve core and use airgun adapter on valve to fill tire, till you hear two pops , pop.😁 then reinstall valve core after tire is beaded and fill tire to your prefered PSI, Thanks for sharing your hellish accomplishment. Great video !

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I think I've found what works for me, but maybe your tips will help someone else that reads this. I'd love to see that airgun trick, but your description just raises more questions for me. That's why I made this video - there's nothing like seeing something done verses a description :-) Thanks.

[@bretholtzman1524]

What question would you like answered, I'm all ears👂👂👂👂👁👁👁

[@bretholtzman1524]

I saw that you were having trouble getting air in fast enough to bead the tire onto the rim that was the intent of my post. I hope I made things more clear, with my recent edits.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@bretholtzman1524 Oh, I think I understand now. I only have a pancake style compressor so I suspect that I need a lot more air volume to do as you suggest. Even after Googling, I still don't know what a "airgun adapter" is :-(

[@danbo433]

Gee Whizz! Only 8 minutes in and you have more patience than God. Doff my cap to you sir.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

LOL

[@danbo433]

@@ElectricUnicycles So VERY tempted to get one of these. Looks like so much fun (in spite that the UK is still effectively banning them). Am I correct in saying that the new models are in fact tubeless? Cheers!

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@danbo433 The Mten3 is a blast of a wheel, and I know Speedyfeet sells them. They were only sold with tubes for the first ~year. For quite awhile now they've been shipping as tubeless.

[@danbo433]

​@@ElectricUnicycles Good to know. Love the guy who fronts Speedyfeet - seems like a true fan who is genuinely trustworthy. Thanks very much. PS: So VERY jealous of seeing your long haul treks around Califonia. I'm stuck in Edinburgh, Scotland - the weather's foul and these amazing vehicles still aren't road (or pavement) legal. Hopefully, my government will see sense soon...All the best.

[@buffbaud]

Hey Marty! What size bolts did you use to attach the trolley handle to the pedals? I need those! Also, I used a U bolt to attach it at the handle padded and secured with Automotive harness (fabric) tape. I purchased a solid tire for my miten 3 and was cruising videos when I came upon yours! Great job.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Hi Lisa. I used 1/4-20 threaded rod, cut to length needed.

[@__dummy__7523]

Great video. By the way do you know if a TR6 metal stem (8 mm hole) could fit? It could avoid drilling the 11.5mm hole for a full rubber TR 13 stem valve

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I do not

[@johncapshaw5563]

Tire liners are the bomb... here in az we use tire liners an slime with a thorn restaint tube... so.....restaint tube.... slime.... an tire liner .... i have wheels that havent had flats on in two years with constant use..../ also i use to use this tec... for pedal cabing down town... use to make 350 a night...$$$$$$

[@ElectricUnicycles]

You use tire liners in your EUC's? I've yet to see any details of people doing this. And I've never seen thorn resistance EUC tubes. Wish they existed.

[@B3D]

Hi, I found that there is Solid Tire 70/65-6.5 for XiaoMi Mini Pro, do you think they same ? did you try any solid tire ? now they have pattern hole in middle seem better to use since no need pump air

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I have no idea. I would need to see the exact specifications for this tire that you found (do you have a link?)

[@bigbadboogie6842]

Trying to do the same on my Gotway Tesla, but the rim is so darn close against the plastics i cant use a straight stud. And the angled studs wont fit between rim edge snd inner hub :-) guess i will have to use the grinder a bit to make som space for the valve neck

[@senseivegan]

Did you convert your Tesla to tubeless? I was thinking about converting my Tesla to tubeless as well but trying to find out if anyone was successful with the conversion.

[@Ed-bg2ef]

how did you get tyre close to the edge of the rim at 25:25?

[@MitkoMoitra]

I wonder if there are any hollow solid tires for mten3 ? I am just about to order 3rd tire average lifespan 2.5 months. Original from Gotway/Begode/Kebye warped with like 1cm difference in width on opposite sides blowout like Marty. 2nd tire got some kinking and warping as well in it and started twitching while riding then I took it to a tire shop where they inflated it past its 25 limit to 35 and it exploded. At this rate we need to stock four tires four or five tires for a year's usage.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

There are only two tires that I'm aware of

[@Haiho300]

I converted my mten3 to tubeless and 2 weeks later got a hole in the tire and had to replace it. Hope i don't have to replace tire frequently.

[@jackvolta3489]

Next time Marty try rubbing alcohol it makes the rubber slippery & evaporates quickly without the soapy residue. BTW I bought the KS18S expecting delivery around the middle of May 😎👍

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Congrat's on the 18S purchase. Hopefully there won't be a next time, but I think I'll stick with the more pleasant soapy water. There really wasn't any residue issues.

[@jackvolta3489]

@@ElectricUnicycles cool just trien to help my friend, & yes hopefully there wont be a next time. ; ) ✌

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@jackvolta3489 I realize that you're trying to help, and thanks. I just don't want to deal with chemicals if I don't have to. The soap seemed to do the trick :-)

[@jackvolta3489]

Paint job looks great now are those Brandons favorite colors? He's goen to love it...lol

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Brandon is not my kid, BTW :-)

[@jackvolta3489]

@@ElectricUnicycles I realise that Marty, he's still a cool kid 😎👍

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@jackvolta3489 OK, just the way you phrased the comment - I have no idea what his favorite colors are or whether I'll seem him again. Certainly a cool kid for should the future of EUC ridership :-)

[@Dobermann13]

Hello,you make good video...i like mten3...i want to by this wheel for short rolling. But i weigh 90kg...is a problem?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Yes, your weight is OK with this wheel.

[@Dobermann13]

@@ElectricUnicycles thanks!i'm driver international i go 3-4 month in europa...is good for my truck i don't Can to take a Big wheel with me. Your Mten is IP54 for the rain?do you know a New Mten3 this form IS square.

[@BobPaul]

How has this held up? Any problems? Looks really well done... kind of makes you wonder why they don't just sell them tubeless to begin with.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

It's held up great. Within a year of this video this did start to sell it tubeless and I think they still do.

[@BobPaul]

Well what do you know! The specs on ewheels does say tubeless.

[@Haiho300]

@@ElectricUnicycles I bought mten3 from freemotion last month and it was with a tube.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@Haiho300 Interesting. Really does depend on where you buy the wheel and how old their stock is.

[@eucfng]

they listened. “Stealth Black” is coming😎

[@eucfng]

RightThe Hand Hi, so weird i just had flat this past weekend. i did the shortcut(lazy way) without taking a single screw and patched the hole. only to find out there is another hole . Had to take it apart the second time patching it. and was still leaking after i put it back together. maybe the air between tube and tire. dunno but she’s holding. Also SLIME IT! it will help with tiny holes🤙

[@boatster779]

Just replace my Mten3 tire to a Xiaomi that you recommended, Hugh difference! Thanks!! Hoping this tire last a little longer only 280 - 300 mile out of OEM tire.

[@MrJbchocolate]

Marty, you either need 3 hands, a helper to hold that wheel....or a wheel holder like what they use at tires shops. Also, how come you did not use soap or other slippery agent to get the wheel off the rim? Thanks for sharing the ordeal. I have this wheel and know one day will be my turn to face this nuisance, difficult task.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I've never had too much trouble getting a tire off, so I didn't think it necessary to pour soupy water on the tire while it was attached to the motor. Thanks.

[@MrJbchocolate]

A lot has to do with tight tire radius.....not much elasticity allowance here. Regardless, you reached the target goal and that’s the bottom line.

[@tomtechy]

A easier to take off and put on if you break the tire free of the rim and use a clamp to put back on.

[@FinnBjerke]

Solid tire is that an option? or the "holed solid tire" version ? Electric scooters have both options (also they have twice as many wheels) Xiaomi Mini Scooter Tyres 70/65-6.5 Tubeless Wheel Tires ...

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I'm only aware of two tires for the Mten3. If you know of any others please let me know.

[@FinnBjerke]

@@ElectricUnicycles Maybe its a silly idea but In the world of E-scooters Xiaomi have a competitor using massive tires: Ninebot kickscooter. So there are two ways airfilled tires or massive on the 2 wheelers: Look here for massive tire: bit.ly/32Sngp5

[@FinnBjerke]

I have no idea how it is on one wheelers, but I hate flat tires. Searching "tire 70/65-6.5" gives some exotic off road options too. Amazon and Ebay have em too. Maybe Im on a wild track here? The lazy Norwegina solution to this (We have winter tires for bikes ) is not to change tires but have two set of wheels for the bike.

[@FinnBjerke]

NOw for the exotic ones, the cheesy ones with holes in em: www.banggood.com/buy/ninebot-es2-tyre.html

[@3dsteve]

yeah, I'd love a solid tire but worried it'd be too firm and not have the necessary traction for carving, I haven't found a fancy one with holes in the mten3 size

[@202streets]

not sure if tire shine is a good idea on an euc, its a huge no-no for motorcycles

[@kurt.dresner]

Hey Marty, quick note. Ewheels recently converted my Mten3 to tubeless, but apparently the motor casings that Gotway is using now are not airtight and air is leaking out through the motor casing. Have you experienced anything like this? My wheel stays inflated for a few hours but by the next morning is completely flat. I'd hate to see someone go through all this effort and then wind up with a wheel that won't stay inflated. You may want to warn your viewers :)

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Hi. Sounds like eWheels maybe didn't fully set the tire against the rim. I highly doubt that there's an issue with the wheel rim? After the tire is installed on the rim a tubeless tire sealant must be added which helps to form a seal between the tire and the rim. Did eWheels do this? If not, you can add it. Both my tubeless Mten3's maintain their pressure for many weeks without me having to add any air.

[@kurt.dresner]

@@ElectricUnicycles What kind of sealant did you use? I put some ArmorDilloz red in the tire, but maybe I need something else? Or maybe I need to get it near the rim?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@kurt.dresner See the link in the video Description

[@BillyGlyde108]

Would you change say a commander pro mini or ex30 to tubeless

[@ElectricUnicycles]

No

[@BillyGlyde108]

@ElectricUnicycles No particular reason? Just because, Jesus's told you not too, aliens communicated to you it was a terrible idea?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@BillyGlyde108 I did answer your question, but since you own my time, I’ll clarify a bit. I have seen no compelling reason to go to the upgrade process, which is not minor, and I have personally witnessed a tubeless tire come off the rim during some trail riding, and he was screwed. Wouldn’t have been the case if he had a tube in the tire. but if you have a compelling reason to do the work then go for it.

[@BillyGlyde108]

@@ElectricUnicycles Holly bajesus! Thank you for your detailed reasoning and terrifying story. I give you leave to continue your hobbling.

[@slickjimmy76]

I just discovered my Mten3 is tubeless last night while putting slime in the tire. I bought it about 3 weeks ago.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Except for the first handful of months, all Mten3's are now tubeless. My Mten3 in this video was from the first batch.

[@mr.c1989]

@@ElectricUnicycles - wait.....they're all tubeless now??? Today, 5/1/2020???

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@mr.c1989 Correct. Mine is the original version released a couple of years ago when they shipped with tubes.

[@__dummy__7523]

@@ElectricUnicycles bought this summer 2020 at wheel rider store on Ali... Full tube. Too bad for me

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@__dummy__7523 Yeah, that's too bad. I'm thinking maybe it was a new wheel but old stock?

[@nealchambers2306]

Are tubeless tyres more puncture resident then tubed tyres?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Not necessarily. There are a lot of tough and thick tubbed EUC tires.

[@DNAinstinct]

From your tire link, do you see a noticeable difference between Version 1 and Version 2?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Yes, there's a very noticeable difference in how the tires feel. The new wheel has a rounder profile and is grippier. You can feel the ground through the tire, so you feel more connected to the surface that you are riding on. I talk more about the tire in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hne2Z2CkjsSkhMU

[@DNAinstinct]

You are a godsend. Thank you for all your effort!

[@topgundata6344]

hey budd can i pay you to replace my tire on mten3 if you are in NYC?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I'm about 3000-miles away :-)

[@alicefaeland1222]

how do you like the performance of the tubeless? does it change the feel of the ride?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

The tubeless part of the change doesn't have an effect. The different tire does - a bit better grip, more agile, and you feel the ground through the tire more. I prefer the new tire.

[@MichaelSTaylor]

I can't recall where I saw this, but apparently this tubeless tire is more stable at higher speeds (15-20mph) for this wheel? Also, one of the main knocks on the mten3 is the tramlining at any speed. I doubt a new tire would eliminate this tendency altogether, but do you find tramlining might be less of an issue now? I would love to think about using an mten3 for 1-3 mile round trips to the store and such, but I'm wondering how sane an idea that might be riding a wheel next to traffic if and when it "develops a mind of its own" as it encounters road imperfections. The mten3 I'm looking at has the original tubeless tire and it would be nice to know that at least I'd have a chance of upgrading it's road manners by trying this new tire. (Wrong Way looked kind of uneasy on his 500 kilometer review ride -- I'm pretty sure that was the original tire though) Sorry for the book length comment, any insights at all that you might have would be fantastic.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@MichaelSTaylor Tramlining is reduced but only slightly. I've never been an advocate of riding the Mten3 above 15-mph because it has the potential to be a very unstable wheel. Always thought it was better at the slower end of the scale and "fun". Certainly a fantastic go-to-the-store wheel (with the trolley handle) but I always stick to the sidewalk. IMHO I'd avoid the Mten3 if your primary use will be sharing the road with cars.

[@MichaelSTaylor]

@@ElectricUnicycles Well for better or for worse the wheels are already in motion for me to get an mten3 so we'll just see what happens. From all I've watched and read I think I'm still going to love the wheel and it'll be a keeper. Thank you for the heads up especially when it comes to sidewalks and lower speeds. My new modified plan is to just practice a lot to learn the mten3's unique characteristics, and then when I feel ready I will get up super early when there's hardly any traffic and take slow passes on the roads I would regularly use. With any luck I will feel comfortable enough to use those non-sidewalked roads at a slow pace anytime of the day. My guess is 12 to 15 miles an hour will feel like 20 to 25mph on this wheel anyway, and if I take it even slower than that the relatively few times I wouldn't be able to avoid sharing the road with cars, maybe I could learn to tolerate the squirrelly nature of the wheel enough to feel like I can ride pretty safe and slow on known roads next to traffic. If not, I know I can think of plenty of other ways to have fun with this one of a kind wheel. However it turns out it's good that I'm going into this with more knowledge and my eyes wide open so thanks again, Marty!

[@marioduddu471]

Marty, with personal experience I know that it's not a good idea to use tyre levers if you intend to put a tubeless tyre on the wheel. Levers can cause tiny nicks and dents on rim surface where the beading of the tubeless tyre is meant to sit snugly. Air may start leaking along the beading of the tyre because of the nicks on the rim. You may never know why the pressure is dropping all the time until you take it to a proper tyre mechanic. Best thing is to get the job done at a proper tyre shop.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Thanks for the information. Fortunately my tire seems to never leak any air.

[@Pogodindenis]

If you'd take regular screwdriver you'll get a best result))

[@HuyTran-sk3py]

I want to try this on my Sherman Max

[@kmg501]

Need a mounting station for work like this me thinks.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Agreed. But since I rarely have to do this work, my current approach is good enough for me.

[@bigbadboogie6842]

What size is 11/30 seconds drillbit? 11/30 inch?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

11/32 drill bit

[@bigbadboogie6842]

I got a R50 angled valve stem. Seem to fit about right in the 10mm hole (googled and hole should be 10.5, but it slipped through so hopefully it keeps tight...second try aftet grinding a bit more....

[@bigbadboogie6842]

I simply cant get the new tyre to inflate. The old one works, i had to tape around it to create pressure against rim, but this new kenda is impossible. Even tried zip ties and pulled them super tight, but it leaks so much it doesnt even bubble 😄 gotta se if there is some kind of tyre "glue" to temporary at least seal ONE SIDE of the tyre. I have expectee this after seing how you struggled with a TINY but stiff walled tyre. This kenda is soft like a condom LOL so no natural flare against the rim ... I would need 8morw hands lol

[@bigbadboogie6842]

I found a few tips on seating the tyre (link at bottom) I allready tried nr 2, with both tape and zip ties, no go. Nr 3 is too late as i converted with a rubber boot valve (last one, had to cut previous one and grind more on the rim for a flat surface). So I will try nr 1, my compressor can deliver 8bar so will crank it to max to increase flow, also use a shorter hose to the blower. The tips are here livetoplaysports.com/news-press/2017/04/tubeless-tire-installation-tricks/

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@bigbadboogie6842 Looks like you're going through quite the adventure

[@MrJbchocolate]

....and i complained about changing my KS 14D tube? This wasn’t any easier....evidently.

[@FinnBjerke]

So was tubeless better? no flats?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I haven't had any flats yet. But know that the tubeless and tubed version of the Mten3 use the same tire. So of course you can get flats with tubeless tires. Slime should self-repair must flats. But if not, you just patch the tire.

[@FinnBjerke]

@@ElectricUnicycles Thx Ill order the tire now, being Danish I should be an expert in this but Im not. (Denmark is bike country, big time) Thx for informative videos. I really like the trolley handle too.

[@mr.c1989]

@@ElectricUnicycles - you can still get flats with tubeless tires? I feel ignorant - isn't tubeless supposed to be immune to flats?

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@mr.c1989 Of course you can still get flats. Nails, pins, thorns, etc can still pierce a tubeless tire. Tubeless just means that you can often ride at lower tire pressures (more comfortable ride) and you can't get a "snake-bite" type flat (because there's no inner tube). But other flats can and will still happen.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

To answer your other question, the tubeless conversion has been holding up just great. You can only convert an EUC to tubeless if you have a tire rated for tubeless. Most are not and that's why very few EUCs have tubeless tires (Mten3 and Z10 currently).

[@joey_outdoors]

No tire sealant? Ewheels told me to use tire sealant but at the end of the video you said you use slime but you never showed when and how you did that step. Worried my MTen3 is gonna sit decommissioned for yet another 6 months because I don't know what is the right way or not...

[@ElectricUnicycles]

I used ~3 ounces of Slime in both my Mten3's. No problems over the last 5-years

[@joey_outdoors]

@@ElectricUnicycles Thanks! Just got the tools you recommended for the job and the materials. I just need to get a file from the hardware store!

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@joey_outdoors Good luck. Totally doable - just have patience. Let me know how it works out.

[@joey_outdoors]

@@ElectricUnicycles Hey Marty! It was actually easier than I thought it was going to be. I broke one of the valve stems on the first pull but fortunately I had several at my disposal. I found the hot soapy water helped but also wiggling the wheel slightly left and right with my feet while pulling. The most difficult operation was getting the tire fully on but persistence paid off. Thanks for all you do. ✌

[@ElectricUnicycles]

@@joey_outdoors Great to hear that it was a successful operation 👍

[@gareth5000]

Make sure the tyre is in the rim when you try to get it off. Yours is too high, that's why you struggled.

[@Mic1Z]

Is it possible to convert Begode ET Max into tubeless as well? We have an issue with bursting / sheering off valve, which IMO can be super dangerous. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYfbc3WnaKt6rJIfeature=shared kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGaueZZsdq-joMUfeature=shared

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Probably but I have to experience doing so. I've never had issues with the valve sheering off. This seems very unusual.

[@fiocco10]

Hin... !😅😂

[@darkstar4494]

I don’t understand why tubeless is better, now you only have one layer of protection from a flat.

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Google will tell you everything you need to know about tubeless vs tubes.

[@darkstar4494]

ElectricUnicycles fair enough, thanks.

[@nastythomashobbs]

Slime is garbage. Stan's race sealant is the one to use

[@ElectricUnicycles]

Everyone has different opinions. I've been using Slime successfully on all of my EUC's for ~4-years. It's pretty good garbage :-)