Tannus Tubeless Inserts - Improving Your Mountain Bike Ride

 

Benefits of Utilizing a Tubeless Insert 

Rough Trail or Enduro Riders - Should Highly Consider!

If you're looking to improve your mountain biking experience, tubeless tire inserts are a game-changer. These inserts sit between the tire and the rim and provide a range of benefits. Firstly, they offer superior puncture protection, preventing pinch flats and allowing you to ride with more confidence on rough terrain. Additionally, tubeless tire inserts reduce the risk of rim damage by absorbing impacts and shocks. They also help to dampen vibrations, providing a smoother ride and reducing fatigue. And finally, tubeless tire inserts allow you to run lower tire pressures, improving traction and control on the trails. Upgrade your ride and enjoy all the benefits of tubeless tire inserts today!

Tannus Tubeless is an insert that sits between the tire and the rim. It offers  comfort and enhanced riding capabilities.

Tannus Armour is made of a patented material called Aither. It’s a high quality foam-like polymer.

Tannus Tubeless focuses on maximizing traction and increasing rim protection all while only weighing 150 grams. It is capable of running flat and provides a balanced combination of sidewall support and rim protection.

1. IMPACT PROTECTION

Absorbs big hits, prevents rim damage and withstands repeated impacts 

2. ABSORBS SHOCK AND VIBRATION

More control and less rider fatigue.

3. STABLE CORNERING

Reinforces tire sidewalls to prevent tire roll and increases traction in corners

4. LOWER TIRE PRESSURE

Optimal tire pressure with no compromises

5. REDUCES FLATS

Reduces pinch flats or "burps"


UBG is an authorized Retailer of Tannus Armour Products. We stock a variety of sizes in both tubeless and tubed Armour Inserts. We have installed many, many inserts and use them in our own personal bicycles.

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