How to replace your scooter tire / Tao tao Lancer / GY6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- What do you do when Discount and Belle Tire don't want to remove your scooter or motorcycle tire . Don't despair just something else you have to do yourself. Step by step procedure on removal of back tire and replacement of tire on the rim.
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Now your ready for your speed run! Nice video keep up the good work.
I sure am buddy, stay tuned for my Woodward Cruise footage. Today is the last day but I already have some great shots of some awesome cars. I'll be putting out the 171cc speed run sometime this week.
Tomorrow I'm going to change my my tire tomorrow start doing it tomorrow morning thank you for your video look easy let's see how easy it is
Good luck bro.
Great video bro I'm needing to buy and replace my rear tire on my 150cc it's already bald at only 1,800 miles
Yeah, the originals stink. Once you upgrade they will last longer, but you do ride everyday also.
Hello your videos are perfect.thank you however I can't see the link how do I buy the same tire with kit to install
Thank you . Please send me the link
Thank you so much for the compliment, I greatly appreciate it!
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Nice one. Going to be doing this tomorrow
Awesome. Be careful not to scratch the rim.
I was wondering what the soapy water was for...ok good informational video
Glad it was helpful.
Thanks for the video I have to change my tire also look easy but I know that when do it going to look a little hard but look easy
It isn't very hard, but I worry about your rims. You have to be very careful, or you will scratch them up. Use the guards as much as you can.
@@kachiskid okay thank you
@@juliodiaz4493 No problem. Good morning, and Happy New Year bro!
Great video! 👍
Thank you! 👍
If I had the tools I would do this. I went to a place and asked what they would charge to put 2 tires on my 50 cc TaoTao.They gave me a price of over 400 smackers. I am retired on a fixed income so that price will take food off my table. Does 400 bucks sound right to you guys?
Hell No!
Thank you.
You're welcome.
I replaced the front a rear tires on my bike a couple months ago. The front and rear rims are the same size. Tje replacement tires are the same size. But, I had a very difficult time getting the rear tire on the rear rim. I had a difficult time seating the bead on the rear. I think it needs to be re fitted because the tire is tapered now. I don't know what's going on with that tire. Both tires are new. I've been trying to adjust the rear shocks to compensate for the rubbing.
Sorry to hear that.
do you know the thread pitch of the rear axle nut? mine is missing and I can't find any info online! appreciate your help
So sorry, but I'm not sure.
@@kachiskid Thanks for the rely. do you have any website recommendations for aftermarket parts
No problem. partskit.com/#/ Check them out, I have had success with them.
M16 x 1.5
The tire nut size is 24mm right
Yes sir, mine was.
My back tire is really bad and has different size but I just ordered the right size tire like yours but I was wondering does the rim has to be right size or no
What bike do you have? Rim size on my bike is 13 inches.
@@kachiskid it's a 150 f gator 150cc
Then your all set, 13 inch wheels. FRONT/REAR 130/60-13
You will be just fine.
@@kachiskid my rear tire size is different 120-70-12 so I don't know if the rim has exact size
@@merjimjimenez1361 What year is the bike, did you buy it used, or new? What size is the front tire?
When you got your scooter to put it together you have the two headlights in the front the separate did he also had two extra wires with two little bulbs on it because my has that too and I don't know where to put them
Hey Gergios, I haven't taken off my cover in a minute but you should just have 2 light connections for your headlights. Do you have the same scooter as I do? I have a video about installing the headlights on my bike. Watch that and tell me if yours looks different. Also on my alarm install video I have the front cover off. The headlight assembly just plugs into a wired box on the scooter.
same scooter I got the two for the headlights but also has two extra ones with a very small bulbs like a running light but I got no running lights in the front
Is it possible for you to film it and post on youtube, so I can see it?
Yeah I do it sometime this week week I let you know.I just got the 150 I had 50 before I I did all the upgrades but want to do the 150 but it's hard. Because you got to take all the plastics out you know
@@george102472 you can also take a picture and send it to kachiskid@gmail.com. I'm really interested now...
Hey i couldn't get my wheeloff my scooter ,so i just took the tire off can i use your same method
Hold on...you can't get the wheel off the bike? How would you slide the meat (rubber) off?
@@kachiskid i got the tire off not the wheel i just gotta put the tire back
@@chadfreeman5124 If you got it off you can put it back on it's guna suck tough.
That thing is hard I tried I couldn't do it that thing is hard bro my arms hurt
The tire is new Why you change it
Started sliding around. Didn't trust it to do a speed run.
On your video you said first 21 mm and then you said 24 mm which one is it 24-21
Sorry boss, must have missed this. Did you figure it out?
Yea appreciate the info
Good very cool.
Thank you.
I bought the same Tire 130x60x13 yo I'm having a hassle here I cannot put a damn Tire in bro
lol. Are you having a problem getting it off, or getting it on the rim?
Getting it off the was real fast but getting it on the rim I couldn't do it I couldn't do it what I see on your video that you didn't show the whole procedure you just show when you was already going to put it in that didn't show the that thing is hard bro my arms hurt and I couldn't do it I couldn't do it I couldn't do it I honestly I couldn't do it man
@@juliodiaz4493 Yeah because it took a while, but I described exactly how I got it on. Ask a friend to help you.
@@kachiskid ok 👍
@@kachiskid I got it I got it I did it I got it I got it someone did it for me but I got it
I see you also gave up on using the tire protectors. If I get this tire of mine changed, it will be the last one I ever do.
Lol, yeah I hear you, but should be easier more times done.
That tire install is hard too doo with hand bro yooo nono I'm not breaking my head with that no more
For the rear tire nut
Sucker is huge, 24mm
Appreciate that I got a nail last night coming back from work I order the tire but I got to go buy the tools. I plugged the tire but I don't trust it and I'm just going to change it when I get it.
Yeah, I plugged my back tire before the 2nd to last ride of the year, and it is holding up great. That being said, if I rode it to work everyday, I would replace the tire also.
I appreciate your help man I don't mean to bother you all the time but if it wasn't for you watching your videos and doing my own s*** I'll be paying a lot of money but thanks again
@@george102472 not a problem at all brother.
130/60/13 wow this is hard bro
About 3/5 on hardness scale.
@@kachiskid I put a 130/70/13 in my rear tire
@@kachiskid nice tire a Michelin grip 2
@@kachiskid this tire sticks too the street
Yeah, my next tire will be a Michelin. I didn't even know they make them in our side. Why did you go with the 70?
The tools alone would be over $20. And it needs man handle work, if not serious brute force not using any pressing machines. Here’s a thought... why not just uninstall the tire and take it to a tire shop? Cost less and done in less timing. Also it’s not like you need to service your tire every now and then, it’s something u do every 8,500 miles or every 2 years or when u c ur marks finishes... btw I almost gave u credit for actually doing something right for a change until you said you followed another video...
Lol, your killing me...lol. I don't go to shops, I am the shop! Please don't start a new trend by giving me credit now...lol.
I always give credit when due.
Kachi's Kid I admire ur devotion to get the job done the best way u know how. That’s how I start when I was younger n that’s what made me peek interest at ur vids. Not that I need them but what u do next with the next tutorial. Some of the infos I kept, but I don’t “need” them or use them. I’m waiting for u when u finally cross that border, I’ll show u what a real GY6 looks like with upgraded harness, lights, clutch and proper mileage maintenance. STOCK all the way but efficient.
Thanks bro, but there is no way your bike will keep up with mine. Just stay tuned, we are on are way to 70 this season. Let it be known though, that no one loves there bike more than I do mine. It is truly custom done by my hands, I gotta say for my 1st gy6 project....not bad. I didn't even know what a gy6 was 4 years ago, then though a lot of research and help from others we are here. So I have to pay that knowledge forward the best way I know how. I'll be damned if I go into a shop and they can't service me because my bike is Chinese, call the police cause we got a problem..lol. Tell them what, I GOT THIS! Proper mileage is overrated to the looks I get when I take off at the light.....zzzzzzzooooooooommmmm. Plus running an A14 cam, wait until I drop the A9. Parts are meant to age and be replaced, OEM, come on man, live a little.
Kachi's Kid lol another similarity we have in common that starts us doing our own mechanical works. N I already did everything u have done... But the only difference is, I did it for 1 year off camera n upgrade to 250cc which is the now year.