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1. Nuetech TUbliss 21" + 18" MX Tubeless Tire System Gen 2
- NEW NUETECH GEN.2 TUBLISS TIRE SYSTEM. Includes:Qty.1 18" Tubliss System ( Fits 18" x 1.85 to 2.15 Rim ) - Qty.1 & 21" Tubliss System ( Fits 21" x 1.6" Rim ) - Qty. 1
- Turns your tire into a tubeless tire. Better traction, quicker acceleration, plusher ride
- Orders cannot be canceled or changed once they are sent to the warehouse. Items could be shipped from multiple warehouses. Any order update information is sent to your Amazon email address.
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▼ Read Reddit mentions2. Prewired Surface Mount LEDs (2835, Cool White LED) - 3 Pack
BLINDINGLY BRIGHT: Outstanding value for brightness. Each super thin tiny LED light is a uniform, evenly distributed punch of brightness, with five times the brightness of a regular 5mm LEDSURFACE MOUNT: High quality super bright surface mount LED attached into a tiny, custom designed flexible circu...
▼ Read Reddit mentions3. Yamaha 32C-83330-00-00 Rear Flasher Light Assembly 1; 32C833300000 Made by Yamaha
- New OEM Yamaha Rear Flasher Light A
- OEM Part Number: 32C-83330-00-00 (QTY 1)
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1. Nuetech TUbliss 21" + 18" MX Tubeless Tire System Gen 2
- NEW NUETECH GEN.2 TUBLISS TIRE SYSTEM. Includes:Qty.1 18" Tubliss System ( Fits 18" x 1.85 to 2.15 Rim ) - Qty.1 & 21" Tubliss System ( Fits 21" x 1.6" Rim ) - Qty. 1
- Turns your tire into a tubeless tire. Better traction, quicker acceleration, plusher ride
- Orders cannot be canceled or changed once they are sent to the warehouse. Items could be shipped from multiple warehouses. Any order update information is sent to your Amazon email address.
Features:
▼ Read Reddit mentions2. Prewired Surface Mount LEDs (2835, Cool White LED) - 3 Pack
BLINDINGLY BRIGHT: Outstanding value for brightness. Each super thin tiny LED light is a uniform, evenly distributed punch of brightness, with five times the brightness of a regular 5mm LEDSURFACE MOUNT: High quality super bright surface mount LED attached into a tiny, custom designed flexible circu...
▼ Read Reddit mentions3. Yamaha 32C-83330-00-00 Rear Flasher Light Assembly 1; 32C833300000 Made by Yamaha
- New OEM Yamaha Rear Flasher Light A
- OEM Part Number: 32C-83330-00-00 (QTY 1)
- Item only fits specific models listed. The picture could be generic.
- Message us with VIN/HULL for fast fitment verification.
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I use the Nuetech Tubliss system.
It is awesome. I carry a pump at all times and pump up for street and air down for dirt.
Here are pro's and cons.
Pros:
Super low pressure.
No pinch flats.
Can run on it while 100% flat no problem.
Easier to change tires (once installed).
Can patch a puncture with simple snake patch.
Somewhat better resistance to rim damage.
Cons:
High pressure system leaks air through rubber over time. You have to top it off every 10 days or so.
Up front expense.
It takes like 5 oz per wheel to balance. So you'll need to buy a ton of spoke weights.
If you run MX tires, they are weak and might tear, you can't patch a tear in a tire.
I have many freeway miles and many off road miles on the system. I would highly recommend it for anyone with a dirt focus. For street only, it's not worth it simply because of the extra effort to top it off every 10 days.
Need a new tire to install the system with, and also rims need to be in good condition.
The first install takes some more effort. You have to clean the rims very thoroughly, Drill a bigger hole, and install new rim tape. Then it's like you install 2 tires. But over all its pretty simple. There are no hard parts like trying to thread the stem into a hole when the tires in the way. While you do need to be careful during install, I think it's easier than when making sure not to pinch your tube on install.
I too was looking into this. Look at mrcycles.com for the parts breakdown of the light. My though was to remove everything, make an elongated "Z" more like two "L"'s and mount that to the bike. The light with the original bolts and the plate below laying almost horizontal. For the LP light I was going to stick one of these under the taillight. Prewired Surface Mount LEDs (2835, Cool White LED) - 3 Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ENC1SXI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_lf4QybCW4WPF4
Which I used on another taillight mod for the LP light and it worked perfectly.
The next hurdle would be the signals. But tabs could be bent from or welded to the "Z" bracket and holes drilled for the signals.
Another option. The DRC bracket is available alone for about 30.00 from 12oclock labs and the stock taillight could probably be easily attached to that.
But just slicing it off like you said and a small bracket would probably work too.
I believe the part number is: Yamaha 32C-83330-00-00. More info here. Amazon sells the rear flasher light assembly here.
I just googled a bit apparently theres a power core quiet core insert that fits yours
https://www.amazon.com/FMF-Power-Quiet-Insert-Arrestor/dp/B0058MAECO