How to Change a Moped Tire Step by Step
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2012
- Yeah butter knives! That being said, if you can get your hands on a set of tire changing levers do so, they lessen the chance you'll pop the tube more.
Intro Video (talking about brands I like, fender/frame clearance issues): • Moped Tires Discussion... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I'm going to be change tires and tubes on my 78 Sachs and this helped have never done a moped tire before thanks! Good work!
Couldn't work out how to get the tube in until I watched your vid! Thanks
This video has been the most helpful thing I've found to starts trying to fix the flash on my garelli ssxl.
Thanks for the help again, Travis and friends!
Beautifully done. Thanks for sharing
Just want to add my thanks. Great tutorial. Helped me a ton
You are correct it is very important. On this particular wheel we re-used the original rim strip - it's still there just not super obvious since the spokes had made an impression in it.
hey man, i'd just like to thank you for this fine tutorial !
it really helped me alot putting new M45's on my Novio in restauration :)
Thanks for all your videos.
I put a tire on my tomos and it was bumpy it had a offset hump in the tire and I did not put too much air what could the problem be?
Ooooh a Flandria, I've only heard of those never seen one lol. The other tires I've changed the strips on were in better shape, if this tube ever pops I'll replace the strip - honestly I've just used regular black electrical tape as a makeshift rim strip. I would have mentioned it in the video but I know people would have flamed it pretty hard.
Neat! Bummer about trying to find the spokes though, you could try the Moped Army buy/sell forum or try sending a personal email to one of the parts suppliers.
I suppose it would depend on the amount of rust. If you're able to clean it up with a wirebrush then it hopefully isn't too bad, I have yet to have a tube bought from Treats pop on me, run on all kinds of rusty rims, the brand name is Kings Tire.
I would appreciate if you could show me the front tire
I replaced the tires on my peugeot 103 and the tires wont sit properly and when they spin it looks like they are out of round. I tried deflating the tire and manually worked the tire to sit properly on the bead and inflated it but i am still having the same problem.
Does anyone know if i am doing something wrong? Or is there a trick on how to do it.
Thank you
great, man!
what about before you get the tire off?
The "how you doin's"
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Lol.
on the front tire of a much maxi, do you have to have the fork enter that slot on the hub of the wheel> or does it matter
+Joseph Sylvester Yep, the square on the forks goes into the brake plate or else your brakes will spin around and around (well, just once really until the cable bunches up).
+TravisTutorial thats what i thought but when i tried that today it made my wheel sip all crooked
i cant seem to find studded tires for 16x2.25 garelli so i am wonderknf can i put 2.50 or 2.70 on it instead,
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Depends on how much clearance you'll have in your swingarm or front fender
Good tutorial for moped tyres :-)
The only thing i do is check the gap between the line and rim all around and on both sides to make sure the tyre is balanced on the rim before first use. :-)
Sometimes over inflating for a few seconds can help center things, but dont forget to let the air out to the correct pressure afterwards :-)
or bouncing the tyre to seat it.
Good one Travis for the neubies :-)
I am having a problem with the rear tire on my peugeot 103 and the problem is that is not sitting properly on the wheel and when it spins it looks like the wheel /tire is out of round. Any ideas as what the problem could be?
I tried deflating it again and reinflating and bouncing the tire to make it sit properly but no luck.
Thank you.
The tip you give of dont take big bites is how I never pinched even my first time trying this I would just always make sure your rim tape is at good integrity.
That's awesome!
What are you doing with all that drain cleaner and aluminum foil...??? Lol
A few tips to add to this video...
-Slightly inflate the inner tube before inserting it into the tire.
-Use soapy water between the tube/tire and rim/tire.
-Wear safety glasses. If your tool goes flying then watch out!
What does inflating the inner tube a little do? Wont it make it more difficult to install the tire?
Thank you
@@SDsailor7 it makes it easier to re install the tube
Something I always do too: Put some corn starch in the tire before the tube. It lets the tube move around freely inside which helps prevent pinching the tube.
@@livens100 great idea!
Bro butter knife for life even tho my grandma yells why tf is my butter knife in the garrage
3:33 hahaha
My tire is stif af... warm water, stretch