Just wanted to say thanks very much for this video. I did all of the work on my sons CRF myself. I did the oil, spark plug, tightened the handle brake, and did the back tire. You saved me a lot of money, lol, Greatly appreciate it!
Great video. Also a dad here, Just got a mint XR50 with a California title for my 3&5 year old! Has a flat rear tire from sitting. I’ve done it before but just wanted to make sure I didn’t ruin/break anything. Perfect step by step hope you still have your 50!!!
good job. I usually mark the tire to the stem location before removal. This enables you to check the tire as well in case you have a thorn, nail or other object that has punctured tube. That way you don't poke a hole in a new tube. Keep up the good work.
1 thing you should have done was flip the wheel over so the inner tube isnt touching the sprocket. Teeth grab and chances tearing the inner tube. You should also push the valve stem threw before pulling out the old tube. But we all have our own ways. Good job pops as a kid that had his dad as my pit mechanic id say im proud of you man. Keep up the good work
Yeah, same question here. It's not clear to me. It doesn't seem like the one nut goes inside the rim. That being said, just changed this tube recently, and it sheared off at the valve stem. I guess that's why these come in a 2 pack, haha!
Followed this procedure and still pinched the tube at the end. Tried again and same thing happened. what am i doing wrong lol. Waiting on new tubes to come in tomorrow.
Your inserting the tool too far into the tire. Insert it just enough to grab the the bare minimum to grab onto the tire. Don’t push down on the tire unless you are sure the tube is not between the tool and the tire.
Can someone help me please? I have a Honda CRF50! Do I mix the fuel or do I just use regular non mixed fuel? I don’t really know much about bikes but I’m just getting into the hobby
I have an issue with rear suspension link, I'm trying to remove the bolts but there is one I can´t take out, it holds the "triangular" link to the swingarm, I noticed there are two welded washers that doesn´t allow the bolt to move out, could you give me an advice on how to remove that bolt? Thanks for your help in advance... Have a nice day!!!
@@TheRykerDane Good morning dear friend, I solved that little problem, it was just rusted, a hammer helped to take it out, I put the new bushings and the bike is now ready to roll!!! Have a nice day!!! Greetings from México!
Can you please share the product name your using to clean the rear brake in this video? I’m new to maintenance and dirt bikes but can’t figure out what I use to spray down/clean those parts. Thanks.
@@xscape888 you’re not supposed to use brake clean and brake pads or brake drums because it will make the material soft and disintegrate over time more excessively than normal wear
This video is aging like fine wine..! This great video turned me into super dad by getting the lil 50 tire changed... thanks!
Awesome video! If you don’t already, get you a bike and go trail riding with your kids! Many memories to be made! 😁
Oh ya, thats a good idea for sure. make the memories!
Just wanted to say thanks very much for this video. I did all of the work on my sons CRF myself. I did the oil, spark plug, tightened the handle brake, and did the back tire. You saved me a lot of money, lol, Greatly appreciate it!
Great video. Also a dad here, Just got a mint XR50 with a California title for my 3&5 year old! Has a flat rear tire from sitting. I’ve done it before but just wanted to make sure I didn’t ruin/break anything. Perfect step by step hope you still have your 50!!!
Very cool! Nice to have an XR50, have fun!
good job. I usually mark the tire to the stem location before removal. This enables you to check the tire as well in case you have a thorn, nail or other object that has punctured tube. That way you don't poke a hole in a new tube. Keep up the good work.
Thats a great tip thanks for that!
1 thing you should have done was flip the wheel over so the inner tube isnt touching the sprocket. Teeth grab and chances tearing the inner tube. You should also push the valve stem threw before pulling out the old tube. But we all have our own ways. Good job pops as a kid that had his dad as my pit mechanic id say im proud of you man. Keep up the good work
This guy is a serious TH-camr! Got like a video for everything!🤙
great video! thank you. I would suggest soapy water while using the spoons to work the tire off the rim.
Thank you for uploading. This will help me to remove the bent sprocket from my childs crf125f (I was unsure due to the brake drum)
You got it, hope it helped!
Awesome video! Super helpful. Thanks so much
Great Demo! Thanks
Great video. What is the tube and the tire tool set you used to take out tire from the rim?
So the new tire tubes come with 2nuts and 1 of those concave washers. To clarify, that washer and one of those nuts goes inside the tire??
Yeah, same question here. It's not clear to me. It doesn't seem like the one nut goes inside the rim. That being said, just changed this tube recently, and it sheared off at the valve stem. I guess that's why these come in a 2 pack, haha!
Awesome vid and edits and filming and shop and toys
Very helpful, thank you!
Excellent video!
Little hint, you want to air up the tube first to make sure there aren’t any holes before you put it i the tire
Well its a new tire. Also if you put air in it then it will be hard to get in the tire and around the rim
TheRykerDane kk I actually just did exactly what you did today, replaced the tubes
Are these tires harder to get off than a bike tire off a bike rim? wondering if i can use my plastic tire levers for my mtn bike
Followed this procedure and still pinched the tube at the end. Tried again and same thing happened. what am i doing wrong lol. Waiting on new tubes to come in tomorrow.
Your inserting the tool too far into the tire. Insert it just enough to grab the the bare minimum to grab onto the tire. Don’t push down on the tire unless you are sure the tube is not between the tool and the tire.
Can someone help me please? I have a Honda CRF50! Do I mix the fuel or do I just use regular non mixed fuel? I don’t really know much about bikes but I’m just getting into the hobby
Non mixed fuel preferably non ethanol. Mixed gas is for 2 strokes.
91 gas from the pump is best, thats what i was taught riding with my pops. i also have a 2005 honda crf 70
great video... thanks!!!!
One of my least favourite things to do is tire changes. Street tires are even harder to do
Helpful thanks fam
Perfect thank you for this
Torque specs necessary for axle?? Or not really bring that it’s a small bike
you can, but not necessary
1 ugga dugga..
Awesome info
The nut actually needs to butt up to the valve stem cap not the rim. That's why the other one ripped off!
Thank you sir!
I have an issue with rear suspension link, I'm trying to remove the bolts but there is one I can´t take out, it holds the "triangular" link to the swingarm, I noticed there are two welded washers that doesn´t allow the bolt to move out, could you give me an advice on how to remove that bolt? Thanks for your help in advance... Have a nice day!!!
Oh I wish I could, so sorry I sold that bike.
@@TheRykerDane Good morning dear friend, I solved that little problem, it was just rusted, a hammer helped to take it out, I put the new bushings and the bike is now ready to roll!!! Have a nice day!!! Greetings from México!
Where you bought the inner tube from?
AR-PRO 2.50/2.75-10 Dirt Bike Replacement Inner Tubes (2-Pack) |Compatible with Honda Crf50 /Xr50, Razor MX650 / MX500, Suzuki DRZ70 / JR50, Yamaha PW50 a.co/eZEMoKy
what is the amazon link for the inner tube you used?
AR-PRO 2.50/2.75-10 Dirt Bike Replacement Inner Tubes (2-Pack) |Compatible with Honda Crf50 /Xr50, Razor MX650 / MX500, Suzuki DRZ70 / JR50, Yamaha PW50 a.co/eZEMoKy
I was able to push the tire onto rim using soap and water. NO SPOONS!
thanks
bro
Good work! Just might want to spray that chain with some lube!
Those crf50's dont have a beadlock in em?
What’s the size of the inner tube?
It’s a 10”
Cool
In 7:10 what is that piece called?
Its just a cylinder that holds the brake rod.
Lol my son has a Honda 50 and that little electric Ducati in the background
ha thats awesome!
That chain and sprocket are DEAD!
You need to replace both sprokets and get a new chain.
But great video non the less
yep for sure, was just trying to get it back up and running. the last owner did not take care of it.
Damn that chain is terrible!!
Can you please share the product name your using to clean the rear brake in this video? I’m new to maintenance and dirt bikes but can’t figure out what I use to spray down/clean those parts. Thanks.
Brakekleen is the brand I believe. It’s normal brake cleaner found at most auto stores and Walmart’s
you can use just about any brake cleaner.
@@xscape888 you’re not supposed to use brake clean and brake pads or brake drums because it will make the material soft and disintegrate over time more excessively than normal wear
@@78_CDV well yea that’s given. We were talking about everything else surrounding it. Besides anything rubber or plastic of course.
Changed my inner tube when I installed back the drum brake brakes after letting off gas any suggestions?
5:20 XD
Tip: don’t put to much air in ur inner tube or it will pop
Holy shit the chain
Hss as Loy fathers da too
Tire is not coming off that easy what the fuck
Lol.
😂😂😂😂
This was so helpful 👍