Tubliss vs Mousse Bibs (Which is better?) 

Comment below on which system you would choose! PS this video is old and we NO longer have the YZ250F :(

Tubliss is awesome.! Ive ridden 3 days a week 4 hour round trips.on the highway and air down to 7psi on the weekend in the woods. Never an issue. Ive had them o 4 bikes and installed correctly there isnt anything better!

I've been running TuBliss for a long time and general luv the system, the rear traction and adjustability is unbeatable...but I have had some issues with the front, once with sudden air loss that put me down hard. I've been tossing around the idea of running a mousse up front. Since I run 11-12lbs with the front TuBliss a Mousse probably won't feel different and I wouldn't have to mess with changing it as much as a rear... plus 0 flat worries 👍

Recently switched from tubliss to bibs. Ran tubliss for years. Like the bibs set and forget it feature. Feel heavier and take some getting used to the high pressure feel but they are much safer at speed. They allow me to run an 80/100 front tire with no worries.

I run a standard front nitro mousse and a soft rear nitro. I love them, but I also have a spare wheel set with tubliss in it. I lean mousse most of the time because I get a long way from the truck and don’t have to worry about flats. Even tho you can run on flat with tubliss, but limping back on a front flat would suck. They both awesome and beat tubes.

I have run tubliss, mousses and HD tubes. I had many problems with the tubliss on the front tire and the inner bladder definitely takes a beating when running low pressures. I travelled 12 hrs for an enduro race and my tubliss decided not to hold air. I really liked being able to adjust pressures but when racing and travelling to ride there is still too much of a risk. Mousse now and never looking back. You have to put up with the feeling of higher pressure at first but once they soften up they are GTG. I keep a valve stem in the rim and can add lube whenever I want. They last forever. Run two sets of rims. One with regular compound tires and an enduro gummy set up. Having spare wheels is also ideal to lower the risk of missing a ride or race.

I would say 90%+ issues with Tubliss are install/operator error. What an awesome invention. That being said I run C/B class..

One reason for issues with tubeless Slow leak you hear so much about that I don’t see people mentioning, is that you can’t install it in a tire that has had a rim lock before. Because the little teeth marks the rim lock leaves allow for air leak.

Ok last I seen you purchased a yz250fx and in this video I see you standing next to a YZ 2 stroke do you have both now? Which one do you like better?

Tubliss worked fine with mid/hard tyres, tried a soft rear tyre and it leaked on me first time out

What's best for really rocky terrain with a CR500 setup for enduro? It is a total pain dealing with a high power bike, when it comes to tubes and tires. Thanks!

Great video thanks for the info 😎💩

How do you know when it is time to replace your mousse tubes with new ones? Input please, thanks

I saw that Graham Jarvis runs a TuBliss on the front and the Nitro Mousse on the rear. Is this simply because he’s sponsored by both companies and that’s a way to use both products, or is there a real advantage to this setup?

I run them for years (in the rear tyre and mousse in the front)since i have seen the install video in the dirtbike channel and never had any issues. Just be carefull of the type of tyre. Perhaps a very soft carcasse will not be ideal. The mousse you have to wait that it gets softer and you have to buy new ones very often.

When are we going to hear more about the 250fx? 🙂

Sam, you on Yamaha now?

Mousse is very hard to balance, so if you have transitions in your ride, you're going to fill the lumps and non balanced system on a smooth road. Tubeless is easy to balance and is very light, lighter than mousse.

I can’t tell you how many videos I’ve seen about mousse and the supposed “expert” doesn’t mention the negative effects of handling due to the massive increase in wheel weight ! They make bikes feel like total shit due to the increased gyro effect and yet nobody mentions it , it’s like they’ve never actually used them 🤷‍♂️

mousse

You're saying a lot without really saying anything