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Yeah, sorry i am not that good with the bike terms and i actually speak a other language😂Mousses are not tyres, you will always need to run a tyre, what you put inside it can vary, do you mean mousses or inner tubes? If so you can throw into the mix tubeliss systems too.
As to your question I guess it will depend on what you are using your bike for and over what sort of terrain.
I green lane only with a bit of road work between the lanes, I run a tubeliss system front and rear.
I believe that mousses will require to to buy a decent tyre changing 'machine' such as a
'Rabaconda' (cheap imitations won't do the job).
So do most of the people here ;-)Yeah, sorry i am not that good with the bike terms and i actually speak a other language😂
In that case you are doing very well!i actually speak a other language😂
Ummmm...In that case you are doing very well!
What are you planning to use your bike for?
Checkout 'Tubeliss' is loads better then mousses!
In that case if you are never going on the road then you could mousses, my understanding is that they are not good at a constant high speed. Having said that you could use tubes, HD tubes or Tubeliss. If you you are just messing about on your farm then just tubes or HD tubes would be the cheapest option that would work well enough for you in my opinion. Mousses are great if you cannot afford to get a puncture because it would put you out of a race or leave you stranded in the middle of nowhere!Ummmm...
We live on a farm, its really flat here so I am just going to drive around here on the farm
Okay my only problem with normal inner tubes is when I get a flat tyre and the farm is quite big and there is no way i can contact someone for help if i go stand in the middel of nowhere, thanks everyone for your adviceIn that case if you are never going on the road then you could mousses, my understanding is that they are not good at a constant high speed. Having said that you could use tubes, HD tubes or Tubeliss. If you you are just messing about on your farm then just tubes or HD tubes would be the cheapest option that would work well enough for you in my opinion. Mousses are great if you cannot afford to get a puncture because it would put you out of a race or leave you stranded in the middle of nowhere!
Just out of interest, where is your farm ? What country?Okay my only problem with normal inner tubes is when I get a flat tyre and the farm is quite big and there is no way i can contact someone for help if i go stand in the middel of nowhere, thanks everyone for your advice
In the south of Namibia, I don't know if you know were Namibia is, its in AfricaJust out of interest, where is your farm ? What country?![]()