Removal/Install of Mousse Bib Made Easy!

Today Spencer goes through the process of a bib mousse install and removal as fast and good as he knows how right now.

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[BrothersExtreme]

Spencer making it look easy!
Great video!

[Glocktuah]

You could also use Diddy oil it helps with the removal and install installation

[ogdobber]

Thanks for this video. Did my first mousse. Easy peasy

[Danman]

spring for a bottle of silicone lube. Sii-glyde is fairly cheap for a large tube vs. the Mich lube that comes with a Michelin bib. You can order the lube though. Use the charlies for the bead. When you need a bit more lube you can fill a syringe with the silicone lube and squirt that in the valve stem like you would with puncture sealant. As you ride the lube will distribute. I use a little rubber plug you can pull out. I can pop the air in with a blow nozzle that has a rubber tip. You can also use a hose for the end of the syringe to inject lube. Also, Moose Juice I've heard is good, but not used it. You can buy it by the gallon.

[neizpiez]

Strongly advise against using tire soap. Silicone based mousse lubricants preserve the life of the mousse exponentially. Also, to avoid the mess, lubricate the inside of the tire instead of the mousse.

[ssse]

You can blast air in just through the rim valve hole and this will seat the bead also.

[therealrealshocker]

I’ve never seen a “mousse bib”. What’s the advantage over a regular tube?