No Tube, Standard/UST Tubeless System Fits most 26 x 21-24mm rims and Mavic UST/Bontrager tubeless rims

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ASIN : B001CJX30W

Brand: Stan's No Tubes
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Product Details No Tube, Standard/UST Tubeless System Fits most 26 x 21-24mm rims and Mavic UST/Bontrager tubeless rims

The No Tubes Tubeless System will convert your standard tube/tire to a tubeless tire. All systems are designed to convert conventional clincher rims into tubeless system with either standard or tubeless tires. The Standard/UST system additionally provides higher performance in Mavic UST and Bontrager tubeless system with standard or tubeless tiresIncludes: two molded rim strips with removable valve cores, 60g scoop, one 10-yd roll of spoke tape and sealantMay be used in all weather conditions

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Stans no tubes conversion kit
I've converted my tyres on my boardman HT pro mountain bike about 6 months ago using this kit and haven't looked back since.
I have standard rims (mavic xm319) and standard tyres (conti xking 2.2), neither of which are tubeless ready.

I used to get quite a few pinch flats especially on the rear, and I haven't had any problems for a solid 6 months riding since going tubeless.

I had the initial fitting done at my local bike shop but after coming off my bike and burping the front tyre off decided to have a go at fixing it myself. I soon found out that it is impossible to get the tyre seated using a traditional floor pump. Using a CO2 cannister however solves the problem immediately, as you need to get a large volume of air into the tyre to get it to pop on.

Overall, I would recommend going tubeless as it has worked very well for me, but:
- follow the set up instructions carefully on the stans notubes website
- use plenty of soapy water...