🎥 DT Swiss Tubeless Rim Tape - DT Roll Review

Others used but never again. This DT Swiss rim tape is easier to work with than any I've used before. I've switched to tubeless tires on all my bikes...MTB, Cyclocross/Gravel and Road. I used DT Swiss under the new Continental 5000 tubeless tires on carbon rims. I liked that it was possible to get rim tape for this rim. At 21mm I used to have to use 23mm or 25mm wide tape which resulted in a mess on the sidewall of the rim. Using DT strap in 19mm made for a very nice and easy strap work. One…

Benefits: Seals spoke holes from air leaks when using MTB tubeless tires. Long enough to ride both 29er wheels twice. No air bubbles. (Not that it matters.) Lots of bandwidth options to get you the right width for your rim (3-5mm wider than the inner rim width). Cons: Not very sticky on the sticky side, but feels good enough. Press down the edges of the tape (for the reason stated above). The rim must be cleaned with alcohol before application (otherwise it will not stick). Swiss site. In…

I've had great luck with DT Swiss products over the years. Easier to install than other tubeless rim tapes I've used. Stiff enough to hold its shape when applied to the inside of the rim. It's also slightly sticky, which helps keep it in place. We recommend buying a tape that is 2-3mm thicker than the inside of the rim. For example, I used 21mm rim tape on a rim with an internal width of 18mm. We recommend using about 10-12 inches at a time and then press firmly to flatten and remove any…

DT Swiss tubeless rim tape works perfectly. When installing the Industry Nine Enduro wheelset, I first removed the old tape and then thoroughly cleaned the wheels of the old tape residue and sticky materials. After the surface was cleaned and dried, this tape bonded for the first time and securely sealed the entire inner surface of the rim. I put an X mark over the valve hole with a small knife and the Industry Nine valves closed the hole perfectly and didn't ruin the tape. The tape conformed…

Well, provocative title aside, this really is the best tubeless tape I've tried. I've used Stan tape, Silca Platinum tape, Gorilla tape, nameless tape, etc. If you first tape the rims, install the valve, then inflate the tires and air escapes through the valve hole, the problem isn't with you valve, it's the tape. . When you have tire sealing problems, 95% of the time it's the tape. Luckily this material seems to fall off very easily and smoothly and fits the rim base perfectly. I thought Silca

Arguably the best tubeless band ever - and I've been riding gravel and mountain bikes tubeless since 2013 and trying every product that's ever been introduced as the tubeless genre has evolved. I'm talking about dozens of different Gravel and MTB tires as well as a few different tapes and sealants. What makes this tape special is the combination of stickiness, thickness, and compliance, and it's the compliance that really sets the tape apart, as have other reviewers. called. What isn't obvious…

I've converted many, many wheels to tubeless and put on a bunch of rim tape. DT Swiss is MUCH nicer than Stan's or any other brand I've used. It is so easy to insert and adapts perfectly to the rim. On Stan I applied an inch of tape, pulled it up, tried again, pulled it up until I finally got it right. It is very difficult not to get blisters under the rim tape. Still, I rebuilt the tires to see where the sealant got into Stan's rim tape. With the DT Swiss, it just goes in and snuggles up…