Tire Mounting - Getting Somewhere

scot in exile · Jun 25, 2020

Steel said:
Rear tire can be taken off easily. Cut a hole in the side with a reciprocating saw, then cut the bead with a bolt cutter.

And do the same when installing the new one, it will slip right on.

Journeyman · Jun 25, 2020

scot in exile said:
And do the same when installing the new one, it will slip right on.

Cool -then the uninstall will be that much easier.

Steel · Jun 25, 2020

scot in exile said:
And do the same when installing the new one, it will slip right on.

Don't forget the duct tape

Journeyman · Jul 12, 2020

cootertwo said:
Let's see a demo done on a Rocket rear wheel..........

OK, here you go....

I'm Your Huckleberry - Rear Tire Dismount and Mount with Mojo Lever

It goes boys, it goes. I wouldn't have bet on it, but I just removed and installed the Exedra Max on my Roadster. It may not have been pretty, but for a first time attempt and with NO damage (more than I can say for my local shops), and on a Sunday, I'm pretty pleased. Every time I started to...

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Joesmoe · Jul 12, 2020

Quite the inspiration. Well done.

Tire Mounting - Getting Somewhere

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