Baja No Pinch Dirt Bike Tire Tool
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The Baja No Pinch Tire Tool is designed to simplify the installation of your dirt bike tires. The powerful rack and pinion system pushes the tire over the rim, eliminating the chance of a pinched inner tube during installation. The Tool is constructed to be both light weight and strong and can easily be carried in your pack.
The Baja No Pinch Tire tool comes standard with a 20 mm axle shaft. It will work on all wheel sizes from 16" to 21" with axles sizes 20 mm to 23 mm. If you have a smaller wheel size, you will need to additionally purchase the Baja No Pinch Mini Bike Kit, which works with wheel sizes from 10" to 14".
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Worth it’s weight in gold!!! Idk if any of you have had the joy of changing Ktm50sx tires/tubes. But it’s a 10” with a rim lock. I went through 3 tubes & pretty sure I damaged the tire using spoons. I bought this with the mini bike attachment, I just did 2 tires in about 10 mins. I’m blown away
This tool has been around for years, great great tool.. we put the tube in the tire and put it all on at once.. like he said a million techniques. Get the tool..
Used one for years. Its a great item to have if you change your own tires. Especially if you use a stiff sidewall tire for a tubliss setup.
Came to see if it works with tubliss, looks like that’s a yes!
It would be nice to see you do a video on a stiffer tire like the Dunlop Trail Max with a Tubliss system. Something a little challenging.
Great video’s, thank you!
Love it! Makes it SO EASY!
Awesome little tool! Adding one to my toolbox
Between me and my son we do everything. Changing tires was never my patience I get a lil pinchy I’ve had the no pinch a couple years and haven’t pinched since . I love this tool it’s quick fun
It's absolutely garbage
Been using one of these for a few years, highly recommended!!!
I got the same tool from Vervor for like $30.
I freaking love it.
They should definitely tell you to work with the disc brakes down. Take my advice the tool will slip and you’ll be like me with a lot of stitches in my knuckle. Does work great but good advice.
The one thing I haven’t seen is doing 17 inch rims with super stiff tires like the tusk way point.
I love the BajaNp. Worth every penny
Wow, I'm kinda blown away.
Would love to see a demo of this tool with a super stiff tire like a Dunlop Trailmax Mission rear. I managed to spoon on a TMM front on my CB500X, but the rear was impossible with hand tools. Even the guy at the shop, using a machine, took half an hour getting the tire on!
Motoz are stiff:
th-cam.com/video/u5eJn_dgZDE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BackcountryAdvMoto
It looks like the tool could scratch the rim? can this tool benefit from rim protectors?
I just ordered your fine tool from your e store...with the mini bike kit, sir
Please do a kfx450 reverse cable installation video
they need to sell the mini bike one also where you dont have to purchase the other kit first.
What tire mounting and removal stand is being used in this video? Most stands available are very flimsy.
We used the Tusk Adjustable Tire Changing Stand: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/tusk-adjustable-height-motorcycle-tire-changing-stand-p
We are all flat track racers until with tires regularly I like the handle is a skinny little piece of crap it needs a bigger handle or grip on it outside of that is great
Now do a tire mounting on the ground in the wild on a 21" wheel. Have fun.
Looks like it's gouging the crap out of that rim tho. 😮
Nice. Now do it with the Bridgestone Ax41, I'll wait 😅
Is it working with mousses as well?
If you dont have a beedlock, where should you start?
If you don't have a rim lock, you can start anywhere and you should be good to go!
How do you keep the tool from lifting up off the hub while you’re prying?
Changing tires is like riding the only way to get good at it is practice once you have done a bunch u don't need anything other than a couple spoons.
i reckon id be more likely to scratch my rim up with this tool haha
Nah, it makes it really easy. As long as you don't rush, you'll be alright.
Does this help with taking the tire off? Or just on. Not that that’s bad. Just curious
It does not help take the tire off sadly.
@@rmatvmc okay, thank you!
Will that work on a regular motorcycle wheel.
Видео в нарезке!!! Без остановки сделай!! И с фиксатором.
Hi does it work with mousse set up?
its hard for me to do😢
I like the look of this but every video I see the tire is really soft and malleable - I would love to see a change on Maxxis Desert IT rear at say 10 degrees C - I figure it can do it - but would like to see it as a sort of torture test.
This tool gives a lot of leverage. A desert IT wouldn't be an issue.
I agree. Most of the tire change videos use best case scenario instead of worst case. Murphy’s Law dictates we’ll get a flat at night in Tijuana after a full days ride off-road on a heavy adventure bike with a super-stiff 150/90-17 rear tire. Oh yeah, that just happened to me last week. This tool saved my ass, but it certainly wasn’t easy and these videos make it look super simple. The edge of the tool isn’t quite wide enough to grab the thick edge on that kind of tire, so you really have to press down hard. Also the tool tries to come up out of the axle center. It required two people to do it for me.
@@rmatvmc Prove it. Put a TW200 rear trailwing on with this thing. I bought this and returned it because it scratched my rims and didn't work at all. It either scratched the rim or popped off the tire.
Can you do Harley Davidson tires?
This is designed for dirt bike tires. Rabaconda makes a tire changer specifically for street/road bike tires that would be better suited for your application. You can check that out on their website here: us.rabaconda.com/collections/tire-changers/products/street-bike-tire-changer
What stand are you using?
That is our Tusk tire changing stand. www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/tusk-adjustable-height-motorcycle-tire-changing-stand-p
How do you break the bead with that tool?
You don't. This tool is meant to help install the tire.
@@rmatvmc thanks for ya reply. Is there no product on the market for light weight solo traveling that tips all boxes? Cheers Stefan
Does it work if mouses are installed?
Yes, you can use this tool for mousses.
What tire mount are you using?
This is the Tusk Adjustable Height Tire Changing Stand. You can check it out here: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/tusk-adjustable-height-motorcycle-tire-changing-stand-p
will it work for pitbikes
Yes, but you'll probably want the adapter kit. www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/baja-no-pinch-mini-bike-kit-p You'll want to know your axle diameter just to verify but this should work! -Charles
Will this work on my kids YZ85 with a 14" and 16" tire?
The regular Baja No Pinch tool works for 16" to 21" wheels and then you can get the Mini Bike Kit to do 10" to 14" wheels with 10mm and 12mm axles. The first link in the video description will take you to all the Baja No Pinch tools.
That tool sucks! I love banging my knuckles and pinching tubes not to mention scratching my rims up. That's my excuses to my wife to buy a new bike every year..
cab you use this with a mousse?
Yes you sure can!
is it really that easy
Surprisingly yes. It's one of those things you don't fully appreciate until you've used it. -Charles
Does this work if you use a bib mousse?
Good question. I think the easiest way for a bib is with the Rabaconda (or similar) tire stand, with five or six tire irons. With the Baja, you would still need to place some tire irons to keep the bead down in the dish of the rim, plus the pressing arm on those tire stands makes a huge difference. I'm sure you could get the Baja to work, but I would recommend just using a stand. Once you have the technique down, it's quick. -Charles th-cam.com/video/wHFhWShs2MM/w-d-xo.html
@@rmatvmc even 4 irons is an overkill if you have a tyre stand
Does this kit come with a carrying case?
The Baja No Pinch tool does not come with a carrying case.
The "arm" is long enough for a front 21" wheel?
Yes, this tool works for wheels from 16" to 21".
no mate they made a tyre changer and decided they would make sure it doesnt fit the most common size of tyre.
the questions on here makes me realise why we went into lock down
@@neildickson4897 LOL...I'm not stupid, just wanted to make sure becuase companies do make mistakes and I don't want to pay a fortune to find out that's the case here.
Thanks for putting a smile on my face anyway ;)
Have a great one mate!
Does the standard tool work for newer KTM's or do you need one of the adapter shafts?
The kit will include adapter shafts to work on all big bikes with axle sizes from 15mm to 28mm, which includes newer KTM models.
tool is too short for the front wheel on the enduro
I'm assuming you adjusted the arm to extend out as far as possible? It should work just fine for that wheel.
Does anyone sell that tool in australia
yes internet
Let’s see with a mousse
probably worthless there
🤔 Hmmmm
Ok. Dude clearly knocked the black paint off the rim in the tire removal demo. Let's not follow that example.
You kept putting the tire in and the bead would come out ... then forward the video... 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾
Ok Karen LOL