[bullcrew]

I'm thinking of doing the stans no tube system on my bikes.
1 rig has intense dh30's w/ king hubs the tires are trailbear front and mythicos xc rear (kevlar bead).
2 rig has deemax 36 spoke w/ maxxis minion slow reezay (wire bead) 26X2.35 tires.
Will stans work with these set ups and is there a better tire to run.

 

[Tarpon]

I've run Stan's for a little over a year now with good success. So far, Maxxis tres with the wire bead have been easy to setup (on Single Tracks and Mag30s). I tried the new Kendas with the Kevlar bead and had some troubles, apparently I did not use enough pressure to seat the bead. I had heard of Kevlar beads failing when over pressured without a tube, this may be more of a problem for XC tires though (not too sure I want to find out the hard way).

I think your 2nd wheelset would do fine. I don't know anything about the tires you have on the 1st.

 

[bullcrew]

I appreciate the feedback, I hate to spend money in areas that don't work.

 

[oly]

I ran stand this year on Azonic Outlaws and Sun Double Tracks using Maxxis DH tires and han zero trouble. Tires inflated easy and were quick to seal.

 

[azonicbruce]

Almost a year on Stans and love it. Invaluable in the thorn infested area I'm in.

Sun Ryhno Lite XLs w/ Michelin Comp 24s - Work well
Currently on Mavic 721s and Maxxis Minion 2.5 SRYs - Working well as well

 

[binary visions]

Been running Stans for a while.. Rhyno Lite XLs & Michelin Comp24s. Works absolutely perfectly - no soap needed, no air compressor needed... Just mount 'em up and use a floor pump.

 

[punkassean]

Your Deemax are the same rim as a D321 or EX723 so the wider Stan's kit will work perfectly for those. I have no experience with Sun rims and Stan's but apparently it works well based on the above statements. Michelin tires work well with Stans as well as Maxxis

 

[bullcrew]

I think I'll give it a try.
I weigh about 205 and 6'4" I ride hella aggressive. will stans hold without farting out the air?

 

[Mike B.]

You will want to get the Downhill tubeless kit for each wheelset. Also, be careful with the kevlar bead IRC tires as the beads tend to stretch a bit unless they are UST versions. To make sure you don't have any trouble with burping air pressure, check the tech sheet info here: http://notubes.com/Tech_1rimstrip.htm

I can't imagine the narrow (2.1) tires have a very good profile on such wide rims anyway but whatever floats your boat.

Enjoy

 

[Universe]

http://www.nsmb.com/gear/tubeless_12_04.php