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Sorry it not hard. You pull the old tub off and mojnt the fresh one. Your done in the time it take to replace an inner tube. If you cant do this at the road side you will end up stranded and you should probably stick to clinchers as pit stop does not always work and patches well you cant a punctured tub at the roadside and you cant do it at home unless you take the thb apart and pull the the out.
If you ride with tubs like i do have a spare tub in your back pocket. I dont even bother withstop any more. Expensive and if i want to be parnoid i will carry two spare tubs.