How to repair flat tubeless tire on a trail

You should always carry a spare inner tube with you on a trail. If you have a flat tire that is converted to tubeless with tire sealant you simply put an inner tube in and safely return from a trail.
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[@AlexeiPavlov]

LOL he forgot to remove what caused the flat in the first place, if you install the tube like this without checking inner tire with your fingers you instantly going to puncture your new inner tube with whatever was there..

[@ClintOverton1]

this should be called "How to put a tube in a tire."

[@markoluketic7997]

Totally agree. ;-) This is stupid.

[@nic1586]

+Clinton Overton i agree

[@archdukehamburgervononionr1948]

@@markoluketic7997 The video is obviously for newbies to show them how to deal with a flat. YOu are the stupid one and you are a bit of a dick too

[@punkbloater]

Most important of all is... Don't do it in the middle of the track! :D

[@AlexeiPavlov]

LOL he forgot to remove what caused the flat in the first place, if you install the tube like this without checking inner tire with your fingers you instantly going to puncture your new inner tube with whatever was there..

[@rossg9363]

Hahaha by accident i rode over someones bike at speed left in the middle of the track! I had nowhere to go but straight over it like a jump🤣 i just kept the power down and kept going like nothing even happened 🤣 100% true story!

[@loft4me]

I appreciate this video. As one acquiring my first tubeless-equipped bike, I need the basics. I've seen clips where punctures are fixed in the field with a tubeless plug patch. Carrying a spare tube as a backup, however, just makes sense, and would be one of the essentials for preventing a premature ending to my ride. Thank you for this video.

[@e-bike-bys-vykken7422]

i run tubless with muc-off sealant but i always carry muc-off bam cans in bag to as emergency fix and inflate kit

[@brianlee1736]

Solid video. Helped me out in middle of trail. Usually avblown sidewall when you have to install tube into tubeless tires. Be easy yall and happy shredding!

[@DMICAN]

Sorry mate but what about the 20 thorns that you must have to put away from your tire, before installing the inner tube??

[@-NewDay-]

I feel like it looks simple, but I’d ruin it for sure 😭 great video!!!

[@paulfinney7905]

Did I miss you clearing the reason for the puncture?

[@livinitupeh]

could you do another one showing the tyre being stuffed with bark and then bomb the nastiest rock garden track with massive holes, HUGE drops and a 4m kicker over the fattest gap.. please :)

[@dondonner1095]

I might have checked for what made the tire go flat in the first place before putting in the tube.

[@yuripolkavich7469]

0.42 uh yeah, you might not want to break down your front wheel and leave the bike right in the middle of the trail.

[@4ndyr0g3r50n]

Just two questions: 1. Shouldn't you check for and remove any debris stuck in the tire other wise you'll burst the new tube straight away? and 2. What do you do when you get home and want to actually carry on with the tubeless setup? - presumably just remove tube, remove any debris and top up sealant?

[@AlexeiPavlov]

he forgot to remove what caused the flat in the first place, if you install the tube like this without checking inner tire with your fingers you instantly going to puncture your new inner tube with whatever was there..

[@4ndyr0g3r50n]

Alex Pavlov exactly, I learnt that lesson the hard way! : )

[@galacticgalaxyonezerone7235]

Talk about a pain in the freaking ass when something like that happens same thing if you mess up and don’t have the tube in there right crack there goes your tube.hopefully then and not when your riding especially the front one that’s dangerous.

[@user-xv7eb5ct9f]

Why couldn’t you just add tire sealant and use frame pump to inflate instead of using a tube?

[@owenwestervelt5593]

This helped when I blew a tire in the mcdonalds parking lot

[@johnbouttell5827]

I'd like to believe this video but the tyre went on the rim too easily. If it was tubeless, you'd have to struggle to get it back on.

[@mosshopper7932]

So let me understand this. Even if I run tubeless and I get a flat I still have to carry a spare tube. I know it is less likely but come on man.

[@MaYbYl8eR]

If you cant see the benefits then just fuck off

[@galacticgalaxyonezerone7235]

Eh at least you will get home or where ever riding instead of walking. It’s in the case of like said not likely or way less at least I mean a tire can only take so much no matter what steal belts gold belts whatever.

[@cherestesjanos]

do you know with what can i clean the tubeless sealant? i had a flat but now i want to reload my tire with sealant but it should be clean i guess:)

[@bikebook]

I have usually just added the new sealant.

[@lazurm]

Janos Cherestes, et al: Isopropyl alcohol.

[@amiramz]

Nice vid. It Is not recommended flipping your bike if it has hydraulic brakes system.

[@nikola1984buyeresesq]

Amiram Zocowitzky sure?

[@windsurfer912]

It is not recommended that you spew anymore flawed bike knowledge out of your mouth as well lol.

[@lazurm]

Amiram Zocowitzky: The hydraulic brake system is sealed and the bicycle can be placed upside down without that concern.

[@lawrence4899]

how to repair flat tubeless tire on the trail? get a new bike :D

[@nitealth]

So... where is 'REPAIR' flat tubeless tire?

[@michieloosterhuis5666]

What i’ve learnd, keep your gloves one at all cost.

[@marcwisdorf4092]

whats the track? cuz I hope to never hear it again

[@FillyDing]

what fork was on that bike

[@bikebook]

RockShox Lyrik

[@emcaun8054]

Où comment retomber en panne stupidement après n' avoir pas vérifié le pourquoi de la crevaison . :/

[@17736tja]

Thank you! :)

[@capiropov1572]

Nice tank you

[@swedishdagger8410]

I’ll be honest that really doesn’t solve it if you don’t carry inter tubes

[@khalenarizabal3552]

did the tubeless repaired? its not!

[@thecheese395]

That tire seemed to pop on straight away! my tubeless rims are such a B*tch to get tires on :/ usually need tyre levers, hate using them, always feel bad about the damage they could be doing on the rim

[@FelipeLuizDickmann]

hi. try using nilon ones. they dont hurt the rim

[@kay19833]

Are you from poland or what? where is the tubeless "repair"?By the way, I thought stans sealant were the shit and that they had the longevity that other sealants brands could only dream of? I saw them dried out here, how long were they sitting in the tire?

[@andrewhammond4029]

Don't put your bike upside down. Let's bubbles into the fork and seat post. -your friendly bike mechanic.

[@glennpace9783]

It should be titled "How to put a tube into a tire". This has nothing to do with the fact that the tire is tubeless. What if it was a simple "burp"? Or what if there was a thorn embedded in the tire? Or what if the tubeless' valve was stuck (seen it happen)? What if it's a sidewall gash or a slit in the tube....how do you fix that once you get back home? That and the annoyingly repetitive music...

[@wouldntbelieveifishowyouanyway]

All ya had to do was type “put a tube in it” at the end LOL

[@stianjarnass]

Thanks this was helpful!

[@teodorsimeonov8752]

He did not have any sealant in the tube

[@swimmy0014]

who to repair tubeless -> take a tube !!?!?!? :O wow, so genius !! :D :D P.S: Facepalm

[@jodydesjardins5709]

He's in the middle of the trail.

[@amadokhoury]

That's why you should the the sealant every two month so you won't end up having to do that.

[@rcg9573]

Nah, that’s why you should just ride with tubes and avoid all the tubeless tore bullshit! 😆😆

[@thingsdemystified]

Just use a plug kit. So much easier.

[@lazurm]

Content Updating: If you can find where the flat originated from, not usually an easy task on the road/trail.

[@janusdeeg]

Some of these comments don't understand that this is a emergency fix in case of larger rips that can't be fixed by the sealant. That said: the way you remove the tire from the rim is way too easy. Tubeless tires have a very tight and snug fit. Also, have you ever tried this with fresh sealant? Once the tubeless is deflated the outer tire will stick together and the sealant creates a mess. Not a very realistic video.

[@PresingPhoenixSquadron]

You did not check the tire for anything, and because it was tubeless the tire can have lot's of stuffs in/on it. Sorry to say but this is total fail video.

[@czayoo799]

Genius :D

[@joelanwa]

pump it up its tubeless, you forgot to check and refill your tire

[@MaatsFeather]

Well first you want to get off the trail to the side out of other people’s way.

[@mattthomas9603]

I think someone needs to learn what tubeless means, what a joke.

[@danielm593]

Wait... wait. So to repair a TUBELESS tire, put a TUBE in it?? WTF is the point of tubeless then?

[@silvercrypto4284]

Bring a tube lol.

[@tawanparsons9142]

This is not a “tubeless” tire. Great video but change the title.

[@romanskonoplovs4085]

It really makes no sense... to fix a tubeless tire on trail put tube in... I mean why then you need tubeless system? Why not to show how really you would fix tubeless tire in such a situation

[@lazurm]

Roman Konoplov: Unless a better way is invented, the only two methods is to either use a plug kit (not useful if you can't find the source of the air leak) or place a tube in the tire after carefully cleaning any debris and sharp items from inside the tire area. As such, it makes total sense.

[@jamieparnell8160]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mancmk2164]

Stop pissing about and get dh maxxis inner tubes

[@kociol85]

you did't repair haha, repair this is without tubless

[@TellMeOneMoreTime]

yeah get off the trail first...

[@correiodoluiz]

That's too obvious, such a lost of time.

[@ColonelBummleigh]

I'll stick to tubes.

[@Jurica-mtb]

Waste of time.

[@elmakednos]

When you have a flat tire on tubeless you get trouble. Better tubed.

[@SamuraiBud]

tubeless sucks

[@amadokhoury]

That's why you should the the sealant every two month so you won't end up having to do that.

[@danielshort9343]

Really? I was thinking about going tubeless but it seems more hassle than it's worth. Is it?

[@Lee-ic2yn]

​@@danielshort9343 no it's not I've had 5 punctures and they all sealed instantly bar one