Mounting Tubeless Tyres on Tube Type Rim || Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS BSIV || Tube to Tubeless Conversion!

Tubeless tires are the latest technology tires that are being used in the auto industry these days however my motorcycle was a tube type one when I bought it back in 2017. I have been into nasty situations when I faced a puncture and I had to drag the motorcycle as it was the tube type one. At the time of tire replacement I have decided to convert my tube type rim into a tubeless compatible one without making any permanent changes to the rim. I do not want to change the rim neither I want to make any holes in the rim damaging it's load bearing structure hence I opted for the tubeless valves that made my tube type rim tubeless compatible. Tubeless tires are easy at the time of puncture as you can still ride with the nail on and repairing is super easy without even removing the wheel just one patch makes it good to go again. Check out this video where I got my tube type rim converted to a tubeless compatible one. This is a success story as I have been using it for over a month now at the time of releasing this video.
Note: Try sticking to the original tyre code. Do not tend to use a different tyre code as the manufacturer is always the best person to determine the tyre dimensions/code than your mechanic. Use the same measurement of tyres from the same tyre brand however can switch to tubeless as an upgrade.
Motorcycle: Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS BSIV
Tyre make: MRF
Camera: OnePlus 6
Location: Hyderabad
Voice and Editing: Krishanu Dutta
Editing Tool: Shotcut
About Vehicle: www.bajajauto....
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[@MototechWanderer]

Will be my next project 👍

[@47sandesh]

Bro ye valve apne kaha se liya?
Cuz mere tyre se air leak hora tha so maine tyreless mai tube laga diya

[@rahulbadgandi]

How frequently you use to refill air tune ve tubeless pls describe?

[@Krishanud1]

With tube 1psi drop took 3 days.
With tubeless 1psi drop is taking 2 days roughly.
Cannot determine the accuracy as its summer and temperature fluctuation is quite big from day to night.

[@cherianjohn6733]

Sir, what is the name of the valve and is it available online?

[@bhivalnishad5916]

Sir can i use 110/80 17 in rear side of pulsar 135?

[@Krishanud1]

Stick to the stock dimensions. That will provide optimum performance.

[@raghuveerjula5068]

Valve buy link plz?

[@Krishanud1]

I will suggest you to buy this offline in a local tyre shop. I bought these values for ₹40 each in Hyderabad, Telangana. I have not included any buy link as these links stop working after few months. Also by buying this offline you can check the quality at the time of purchase.
Currently I found this if you do not find it offline: www.amazon.in/dp/B07CYWXWRF

[@raghuveerjula5068]

@@Krishanud1 tq very much

[@struggler5960]

Broken bones 😂😂