Motorbike Tyres

I put my tires DT125RE. tires are the right size, but writing about them is "TUBELESS'....
My tire using an air ..... These tires are so bad or that mean they do not come with the tube ....

While the tires as small as mine are always using an inner tube

tires do not go bang tube as another reply said they deflate slowly or quickly.
Tubeless can be annoying because they can fly on the rim, which the owner cannot easily solve at home. The tubeless tire has to be removed from a garage, cleaned the rim and some close and im happy circumstance the rim is powder coated.
The most garages DONT want to do unless you buy new tires.
tubeless tires can go bang or suddenly deflate, if the tire is dangerous or threadbare!.
My Kawasaki tubeless slow leaking and i cannot get them fixed, unless I want to put new tires on.
Tire sealants are only good for a backup in, but you must replace the tire as decay products inside the tire.

Tire tubes are easily repaired at home or at the roadside. Only time the problem is so serious damage is caused by either improper installation (bent at the valve stem stuck in the tire bead, etc.) or to continue to go flat.

you're fine. in the other direction and you would be in trouble .....

Ok, they might be tubeless tires - you're not using them with an inner tube - but it is based on the rim of the wheel - if it can take a tubless go for that - cos a blow tube inside out is not fun!


Tubeless tend to deflate slowly - tubes can go BANG!

they work very well with a tube or not, I go without the tube as long as they do not leak when your done if they put a tube leak in them, and good call

Your tires must when you SEAL AIR UP, so I only use the tubes

The wheels mount tires on will determine whether you need a tube, if you have 2 pieces or wire spoke wheels finished in the wheel that allow air leakage, you must have a tube. If you have 6 or 8 spoke cast wheels with rims tight indoor air, you will not need a tube.

You need an inner tube.