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i paid $110 at Razees, with my own tires with the wheels still on the bike. that included the disposal fee. took about 1 hour because they were still working on another bike.
I need to change the tires on my fzr and I was thinking about doing them in-house (boy did that sound official).
I have a plan but it's got holes...
Bead breaker: 2x4 anchored to the wall studs trick
Tire iron: rim savers + 3 tire irons from motorcyclesuperstore
Valve stems: two new ones + a changing tool (is it possible to order the wrong size valve stem?)
Lube: I've seen people use windex for lube on youtube videos. Is this going to be enough to set the bead without leaks? Seems sketchy at best to me.
Bead setting: 22 gal home air compressor
Balancing: dynabeads or a static balancing setup. dynabeads are easy but i can't really decide if I trust them or not...
Burning Copper 2003 SV650S
A No-Mar pays for its self fast !!!! Even faster when " friends " find out you have one !!
Thanks Mark, I will hit you up and come down with beer next time!
I think I will start saving up for ht eJr-Pro one so I can do my truck tires also!
Seems reasonable for another $200.
Which one did you get mark the smaller version it looks like, which is perfect for Motorcycles and most common car & truck tires, just not my tires!
You'll have to give me a lesson!
Rides: 13 Hyperstada, 09 SFV650, 97 CBR 900RR
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