Very handy/helpful tire changing videos

[mdubya]

Part 1

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Part 2

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Part 3

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[biffer99]

That is a DAMN fine set of videos... good find!

[Boom Boom]

+1 on a good find.
I like to use WD-40 sprayed on a rag to lube the tire.
Cleans the rubber surface and removes any moisture from between the tire and rim.
A shower cap over the disk brake keeps any lube from getting on the braking surface.
Best $150 spent was on my MRP tire stand (same as he was using), gotta save the back......

[Rut Row]

Best $150 spent was on my MRP tire stand (same as he was using), gotta save the back......

+1! I love mine.

[OldmanX]

+1 on a good find.
I like to use WD-40 sprayed on a rag to lube the tire.
Cleans the rubber surface and removes any moisture from between the tire and rim.
A shower cap over the disk brake keeps any lube from getting on the braking surface.
Best $150 spent was on my MRP tire stand (same as he was using), gotta save the back......

$150 big bucks!!! Then you don't want to hear what I have in my Moose tire stand...

[Rut Row]

+1 on a good find.
I like to use WD-40 sprayed on a rag to lube the tire.
Cleans the rubber surface and removes any moisture from between the tire and rim.
A shower cap over the disk brake keeps any lube from getting on the braking surface.
Best $150 spent was on my MRP tire stand (same as he was using), gotta save the back......

$150 big bucks!!! Then you don't want to hear what I have in my Moose tire stand...

Let me guess - it is built from Moose antlers?

[Boom Boom]

I think OldmanX was rubbing our nose in the fact he is a part time bike "parts monkey" and can score great deals THAT HE FORGETS TO LET HIS BUDS KNOW ABOUT.

[OldmanX]

I think OldmanX was rubbing our nose in the fact he is a part time bike "parts monkey" and can score great deals THAT HE FORGETS TO LET HIS BUDS KNOW ABOUT.

I'm definitely a monkey... Hey, all that you have to do is ask...

[biffer99]

I don't care what this guy says...it doesn't just "slip right on." Yeah, I am working on my technique...maybe after a couple hundred I'll be good at it. For now, the front tire is done and I'm paying someone at Pete's to do the rear. It was a much tighter fit than the original so it was a major pain.

Oh, and FYI...pay attention to tire directionality before you get too far.

[Boom Boom]

Two good spoons / a tire stand and some lube in the correct places and it is that easy. Now getting a tubless trials tire to take air can be a different story.