Changing tire, how to
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Changing tire, how to
First of all i know a lot of bikes are tubed, but are there some that are tubeless? how hard are they to change? is the changing process similar to changing a bicycle tire or do i need a tire changer?
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Re: Changing tire, how to (hks85)
mag or cast wheels are generally tubelss, spoke wheels are tubed and require a new tube and rim strip every time you change a tire
most street bikes, sport bikes, cruisers, choppers, etc that you would ride on the street require a tire machines to change them and an electronic wheel balancer
most motorcross tires can be changed w/ spoons, but it is not easy. they again need a new tube and rim strip because they are spoked
most street bikes, sport bikes, cruisers, choppers, etc that you would ride on the street require a tire machines to change them and an electronic wheel balancer
most motorcross tires can be changed w/ spoons, but it is not easy. they again need a new tube and rim strip because they are spoked
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If your talking about a streetbike tire i would advise you just to take off your wheel and bring it to a shop because those ZR rated tires are VERY tough to get on the rim without a machine
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Re: Changing tire, how to (D2N)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by D2N »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It can be done manually but it really is a pain in the *** - Cycle Gear gets my $12 per wheel (off the bike) to do this.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: Changing tire, how to (egMee)
Don't try this... even if you work at Taco Bell and get paid $6 an hour, its *STILL* not worth your time and effort. With the right equipment at a shop its quick and easy. Pay the $10 or $20...
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Re: Changing tire, how to (mos)
Yeah I would not even attempt to do this my self. Plus you will probally scratch the **** out of the rim in the process.
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