Yeah like Justin said the mtn bike tires can essentially go on almost any regular rim with little modification, however there are tubeless specific rims where the spokes thread into the rim perse' and the inside where the tire is is smooth with no holes (except for the valvestem hole). On the bmx rims the little kids were using the glue on type like on your road bike. With technology they are rarely seen unless on the 18" wheels (yes 18" diam). Nemrod sounds like a pretty decent bike.
Bike Tube Straps?
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Like I said, I got mine from the local bike shops. There are three bike shops in town... Yeah, we have a lot of bikers here... So, I used to stop by the shop to grab the obsolete one whenever I need. I have to pick the right time before they throw away into a garbage can....
I used mountain bike tubes. They seemed way too small at first but I stretched them over night to loosen them up just a bit. Worked great.
Mr. Bubble
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Here is a link for latex surgical tubing if you so choose.
http://www.reefscuba.com/surgical_tubing.htm
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http://www.reefscuba.com/surgical_tubing.htm
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i use the dive rite sholder strap cut into 1/2 pieces for the inflator i use a rubber snorkle holder wrapped around the left d ring and then ziped tied works well
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