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The SECRET TO INSTALLING TUBELESS WITH A FLOOR PUMP (no air compressor or charger) | Syd Fixes Bikes
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- In this video we share our secret for installing tubeless tires with a floor pump. We've been using this trick for over 10 years and are always surprised that more people don't know about it. It works on mountain bike, road and gravel tires and doesn't require any special tools. And it's a life-saver for difficult rim/tire combos!
What you'll need:
Tire levers: bit.ly/3s4Ec8N
Floor pump: bit.ly/3sbOKCP
Valve core remover: bit.ly/2Xt0jYu
Sealant: bit.ly/38urN6b
Tubeless-ready wheelset: bit.ly/3ozxlSv
Tubeless tire: bit.ly/2N3GQvK (use code "sydandmacky" for 20% off)
Other things in the shed:
Our toolkit: bit.ly/337LfDf
Allen keys: bit.ly/2HpDW15
Work stand: bit.ly/3mTXStc
Tool pegboard: amzn.to/3mTYlLY
Syd's apron: amzn.to/345MbHz
Paint pens: amzn.to/2TpCL4u
00:00 Intro
00:19 What you'll need
00:30 Why should you do this?
01:29 Install your tire
04:22 The SECRET
06:36 Did it work?!
08:49 Installing tubeless with a floor pump in 1 minute
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This method is a lifesaver, I had spent nearly 2 hours of trying to pump up my rear tire with a small-ish floor pump, and I wasn't having any luck at all. I was about to go to the shop until I stumbled across this video, I seated half of the tire with my tire lever, pumped as hard as I could and BANG the other half seated like magic. If anyone is wondering whether to try it, trust me it works unlike many other tubeless installation videos. Thanks a lot to both of you.
I was struggling with tubeless installation and was about to take it to the shop. I watched this video and was able to do 4 tires in less than 45 minutes. Great work both of you!
Wish I saw this video 3 years ago! My default had always been an air compressor before finding this video--I was struggling to throw BMX tires on a Super (what a surprise), but this technique saved the day. Thank you, Syd!
“Easierly”…. And don’t forget the “sealant dance” 😆 …. Adorable.. I love it. 😂😂 You two are awesome! Thank you for the laughs and the pointers.
Great lesson! With no prior experience, I was able to successfully install some new-ish tubeless tires on my mountain bike after watching this video. Thank you and well done 😁
I've been tooling around with bikes of all walks of life for years. Working commercially in bike shops and I even run my own shop now. But Syd and her repairs put a smile on my face every time! Keep up the awesome content guys can't recommend your videos enough! Fun, clear and bloody accurate! With the human touch too, showing that even the best aren't gonna get it bang on every time having a laugh and still getting there! More creators need to take a leaf from your book!!
Love your vids just got back into the hobby at 40 and feeling young again when am out there on the trails
Having never mounted a tubeless tyre, I did two yesterday with just a cheap floor pump! Thanks for a great video!
I really struggled getting the second side to seat without unseating the first side on my gravel wheels with 25mm inside rim width, but once I finally got the first tire done the second was a breeze! Thank you so much for the fantastic instructional vid Syd.
thanks guys I was precisley looking for this, and the fact that you guys are super was just a wonderfull plus!
I’d prefer to live in a world in which “easierly” is a word.
It's a perfectly cromulent word.
😂
Tubeless works so well, its nice to see a guide for the average rider at home! I set my tubeless system up with tubes for a couple weeks, before my sealant arrived. After I removed the tube and added the sealant and stem, I was able to seat the bead with a floor pump first try, front and rear! Having that tube in there to help shape the tire and bead to the rim seems to have helped quite a bit! The tire lever trick looks like a great way to dodge having a tube in there for weeks! Sometimes the tire needs to get mounted immediately!
These are the best! The feedback brings up solutions other videos miss and you're both fun. Thanks!
THANK YOU!!! I was about to give up on tubeless. My Bontrager XR4 on Line 30 wheels and TLR rim strips was so tight it seemed impossible even with a flash can (all that Bontrager stuff should work great together, right? Nope). But seating the tire halfway around on both sides did the trick! Yours were the ONLY videos I saw with that "secret" tip, and I watched a lot of them. My sanity has been restored!
I was also struggling with a tubeless install using an air compressor. Watched this video and was able to finish both tires in about 20 minutes. Great advice!
Thank you so much, I was struggling so much getting my new tyres on. Extremely helpful and are both an inspiration and a joy to watch .thank you guys.❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a lot for the video, you are amazing🙏🏻! Followed all the steps, tire popped and sits perfectly, no air loss or sealant leaking. Keep up the good work!
I just had to drop a comment to tell you both that this trick saved my ass. I fit some new Rene Herse Switchback Hills on my tourer since my old SBH's had run out of life, and while the old tires went up easily and without problem, the new ones were simply too loose to inflate. CO2, my tubeless chamber pump, nothing would seat them. I tried ratchet straps, I tried soapy water, I threw another layer of tape on the wheels. No dice. I tried this trick and it took me a couple of times to get the hang of it, but once I did it went up perfectly and easily. Went to the next wheel, nailed it first try. Thanks for the extremely clear and well shot video.
To anyone having issues with this trick, if your tires' beads are super difficult to get around all the way, the critical part is ensuring that you have both sides of the bead at the valve core well seated. I was able to get by with only about 8 inches of bead on both sides of the rim and then hit it with my floor pump and it popped right on.
just found your channel! Its so refreshing in the sea of other cycling related content! you guys have also really amped it up from your older videos. good stuff!
Outstanding! I've always struggled getting tires inflated after unseating the tire beads either removing one side of a tire to fill it with Stans or today replacing entire tires with new ones. Your trick of using the tire irons to get the bead in place and removing the valve stems totally worked. What normally would have been a frustrating day turned into a fun 20 min.
Thank you so much for this video! It helped me do my first replacement of the back tire of my gravel bike. Granted, at first I was regretting my decision to have tubeless tires, but everything worked out in the end! Also, as a woman myself, I was happy to find a bike video where a woman was doing the repairs. Not all riders are strong guys that can just pop those tire on and off! :)
Awesome tutorial! So well explained, and you make it look so much "easierly" haha than many other videos I've seen!!!! Thank you so much
This video has contributed more to my quality of life than I can adequately express. It worked like a charm with two 29+ tires the first time I tried it.
Best video on this ever. How to get the bead on the channel with a tire iron was the key. 10 min after watching this I seated my toughest install to date. Thanks and subscribed!
Thanks a bunch! Just used this to help as i replaced a broken valve stem. Super great tips and love the channel.
I can’t thank you enough for this video. I was at my wits end trying to seat a set of gravelkings. I was getting close to giving up , buying new tires, wheels, or heck even a new bike to stop the frustration. Worked like a charm, still had to use a compressor for the initial bead but I got it done!
Absolutely splendid! I wondered whether this would also work with a road tyre and tried fitting a 30mm Pro One TLE on my new dynamo wheel. It was strenuous and I only got around one third either side but it worked immediately! There wasn't even a hiss and the tyre seated fully with a minor pop.
Thanks a lot the two of you and keep up the good work! 👍
OMG what a lifesaver! I have a compressor and have used it to seat tires on rims several times - no problem. I just got new rims and I could not for the life of me get the tires to seat. This video just happened to be at the top of my suggested vids list when I got on to see if I could find some help. It took me a couple of tries to get the balance between getting enough of the bean manually seated and going too far and having it slip back in the channel but I finally got enough manually seated, hit it with the compressor and got the BANG, BANG of a fully seated tire.
Thanks so much for this. I really like this channel BTW. Very down to earth and unpretentious. Well done.
THANKS SYD!!!!! Your video saved me a trip to my shop all the way across town. Got my wife to help me pump the tires to seat them in place. Woot Woot!
Awesome! Watched both your "Changing a tubeless tire" videos. Feel well-prepared to attempt this repair on my own. Muchas gracias!
Fantastic video! Thank you so so much for taking the time to share that. It saved my next holiday as I'm moving to the tubeless tires now (although the wheels have always been tubeless-ready lol)!
I spent about 1.5 hours on one tire, even called my buddy who did the same conversion on the same bike, all without success. Your technique worked on the first try and I was done with both tires in less than an hour after watching your video. Thank you so much, I was about to give up and re-install the tubes!
Was about to give up the idea of riding my gravel bike tubeless. Gave your tip a shot, worked flawlessly! Thank you!
Some trick that I used to get one side seated completely: inflate with a tube, then get it out.
Thanks guys. This advice saved me! I have a new set up with baggy fitting tyres and Fulcrum's weird hookless system. I wrestled for two days trying to get a seal on the beads. After watching your video, I just slid a plastic tyre lever underneath the bead and pulled it round the rim to seat the bead. Got a good seal with the rim, pumped up first time! Nice hack!
Thx for your great videos. Went tubeless with your previous video about tubeless, works like a charm. Done it on three pairs of wheels now 👍👍😁😁 only with help of a regular floorpump. No flatties yet, seen the fluid do it's magic a couple of times😁
Thanks! I was about ready to give up and go find a friend with an air compressor. The last two sets of tires I had went on with a floor pump no tricks/no problem but this set I was just putting on would even begin to seat. Thanks to your tips I'm all setup and ready to ride again!
Thanks so much, I had installed my first ever tubeless tyre and all went well, the second wheel was awful, now I have super pumped arm muscles, but the tyre is still not on. Until I saw your video, within 5 minutes it had popped on, great tip. Thanks again.
O.M.G.!!! I was so skeptical, AND, not wanting to have to have a compressor. I thought there was no way my 59 year-old, super-abused and arthritic CMC and thumb joints could do this. BUT, worth a try! Once I figured out to go just little bits at a time with the lever during the pre-seating, all the struggle was over! The beads on my 27.5 Maxxis seated with maybe 30 pumps on the Joe Blow. Holy Cow - life changing! THANK YOU!!!
This is amazing advice! I struggled for ages with no joy. 10 minutes after watching this video and I had a fully working wheel. Thank you so much!
Brilliant tutorial. I had already done several attempts to repair my deflated tubes and after this short instruction it appeared so easy and I repaired my bike flawless....
Great method, your previous video on this helped my tubeless conversion (it's been faultless since); and converted me to be a subscriber to the channel!
great job Sid and thank you for this trick! I will try it next time.
Thank you for this tip! Did my first time setting up tubeless today and your method worked on the first try!
One of the best mechanic tips I've seen! You saved me a trip to the bikeshop and I was able to get out for a ride when I thought I wasn't going to have enough time
Part 4 is truly a secret technique. Thanks for helping me get my first tubeless tire done on my nomad(2.8” DHF)
Thats awsome , i manage to do it with my hands pulling the tire the bid. Awsome guys, i ve been al town loking for a compresor and this worked as a charm. Thank you once again!
Worked perfectly! Awesome trick and thank you for the amazing videos! You guys rock!
this is easerly the best video I've seen on doing this with a floor pump.. worked for me first try! thank you soooo much
There's nothing more beautiful then a wives annoyance of a husbands quirk (lining up the tire logo with the stem) ❤️
I was glad to hear this and my rule too lol. Maybe slightly different, the Max tyre pressure.
Love you guys SO MUCH! I've learned so much watching your videos.
Ok, THAT was the trick I needed 😂 useful video of the week for me ✅
I was having trouble mounting Vittoria Corsa Speed tubeless on my Hed Jet 60 wheels. Even with a tubeless specific pump, I could not get these tires to mount. So, I have just tried your ‘secret’ and BINGO ! My tires are now mounted. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Absolute legends. Can’t thank you enoght Ano this video is old but only recently got in to DH biking and wanted to go tubeless. So thanks again.
Thanks so much for posting this! I just installed my first tubeless tire without any issues :)
This video gave me the confidence to have a go and it was easy! The Specialised tyres I had went on half mounted anyway so I just had to pump them up without the valve core.
Thanks for posting this! I was struggling until I found this. Then I continued to struggle some more and finally.....POP! Success!!!
i didn't believe you...i doubted you. I said, "nah, my tire is different and harder". Then i tried this and it worked. I have never been more thankful for a YT video in my life. Thanks you two!
This is totally working! Thank you for amazing video and tips, it worked the first time on both wheels! :-) With tire tool that I have it was very difficult to pull the tire, it slips off. So tried and noticed that if you manage to seat the tire 20cm around the valve on both sides it's enough to inflate it. I guess top priority is to seal around the valve so that it doesn't bleed out right away.
Love the energy and format. Cheers, you guys...
That technique looks awesome! I'm hoping to go more remote than before this summer & want to avoid forking out for a new pump & CO2 if poss. Gonna try it out and see how it goes, thanks folks!
I watched your previous vid from the "field" and it helped me get my rims and tires converted from tubed to tubeless. PITA (Pain in the Arse) to get my 27.5 x 3" to get on the rims but I got it on my SE PK Ripper. Gonna work on my MTB next.
Such a good video! Another trick in addition to this is at first put a tube in and seat the tire. Then deflate and only unseat one side as you remove the tube. Then start your tubeless install with one side already 100% seated.
Thanks for the great content!
this video was extremely helpful, thanks guys!
That works! I use it every time even with an air compressor... thank you
Thank you so much for this! This helped me finally convert my Grail to tubeless even if it took ages to get the tires seated
I also tried successfully putting both thumbs on to of the tyre, pushing down and pulling the "bulge" of tyre out towards the edge of the rim. Your video saved a trip to bikeshop and $$$. Thanks😀
Gold!!!!!!!
Make sure and get the wheel dry first, I tried to do it with the wheel still a bit damp with old sealant and it didn’t work. Then it worked the first try after I wiped the tire and wheel with a rag a few times.
Thanks so much!
Wow, this was surprisingly easy. Thanks for the pro tip!
Thank you! Even with the compressor I was having trouble with an offset spoked rim. This did the trick. Add a compressor to this technique for super easy install
This works especially if you are refitting a previously used tyre like a summer tyre. So easy. Setting up with a tube first then dry, no tube, then removing valve core worked in 15 minutes when I was trying for a few hours previously. Thanks Syd! (Valve is easier to find using logo💯😊)
Spot on! Thanks a lot. Nothing better than hearing that satisfying POP!
Sew dope!!!💪🏽 love this you guys 🙌🏽 thank you soo much
Mind-blowing, extremely well-made video, love the summary at the end.
I've been using Race Face ARC 35 rims and Maxxis tires and they work REALLY well together using this method. I don't even need to make sure the hook and bead are that close to each other before trying to add air. A high volume pump also makes it easier, as previously mentioned.
Congratulations on doing your first tubeless set up Sid so proud of you
This actually works!! Two gravel tyres done in quick time! Thank you 🙏
This is absolutely genius! Just inflated a tricky Race King tyre first time using this technique. Thanks guys!
'Easierly' the best video on the subject. Cheers guys, good tips!
and... thanks to your video my son and I were able to seat two non-TCS tires on his bike. Thanks for the tips Syd and Macky!
Thanx a bunch. Just install a new set of Rekon Race using your detail. Worked like a charm on my Scott Genius.
Great explanation and process description, thank you!
Impressive Syd! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you. That was very clear and helpful.
Just saw this, worked perfect. Was stressing out. Thank you
Worked like a charm!!! Thank you guys!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! There was some needless suffering but i got it done and learned some stuff!
Thank you very much!! I had problem with rear rim which is narrower then front one. Did like you showed and worked like a charm! Cheesss
You guys are my life-savers! Thanks a lot!
Watched this yesterday and went for it today. A big thanks from a proud rider of a tubeless rear wheel ;o)
Congrats!
This video saved my butt! I still can't figure out how to air up a tire with the core removed, but I managed to get this done using a floor pump with the core still in it. Thank you for posting.
I realize that this video is over a year old but this trick is awesome. It even worked on my very tight road bike tires and saved me a lot of hassle. Thank you!
great job . happy new year
With your instructions I made it! 🎉🎉🎉 Thank you and I for the tips now I can so my own tubeless dance! ❤❤❤
This worked like a champ! Thank you! BTW, I was throwing on a Vittoria MTB tire as well.
Excellent method and great vid! Love it!!!
This worked so well! Thank you
This is crazy. I just did two brand new tires in about three minutes each. Already had them mounted. Pulled the bead over as best I could, which was not very good. Thought NFW is this working. Didn't even bother to take out the valve. Both pumped right up like they had tubes. Thanks so much!!!
I love the inventive vocabulary. Part of your charm. Great tips!
Great vid. Thanks guys! Saved me a trip to the bike shop.