ReHook Tyre Glider: Does It Work?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2022
- In this video I use the rehook tyre glider to change some old tyres off Laura’s commuter bike.
I then put the tyre glider to the test on the gp5000 tyres.
Later this week is a TH-cam short of the tyre glider vs tubeless tyres
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Best invention since the wheel
To slide the glider around the rim, I find it easier to stand up and push it forward from above, so you can leverage your body weight to help you.
Good tip. I will give this a go next time I puncture!
That's the way I use Mine too, really helps if you get to a Hard spot.
if the glider start to get harder to push go to the opposite side of the rim and pinch the tire to the middle of the rim so the tire get lossen and start to push the glider..it become more easier to push wirh a little force
Exactly my experience. I struggled after work trying to get my rear off and eventually gave up and used a combi of tyres levers to work the bead off then this. Getting back on then the Rehook comes into its own
It just makes light work of getting every tyre back on doesn’t it.
It’s great but get the red one the blue one does not fit all rims
It's a really good bit of kit!
Thank you for the review.
I’m glad it could help
Really useful. Thanks mate
I’m glad it could help!
I just tried the Tyre Glider today with my Gatorskins. I rate it a 7 out of 10. For removal I found one lever to start then the Glider. For installation, if you're really having a problem try the Koolstop lever. Much better IMHO.
You did that well. Those conti 5000’s are usually a bitch to re install. Thanks for a clear and concise vid. I’m buying one.
Glad it could help. I was genuinely surprised!
I got pro bike tool tyre levers, they don't even hook there so thick! I have 27.5 big Betty on the rear it sucked down to one side when let air out to put sealant in the tube, and took 4hrs to get it seated back on the bead! Help from dish soap and high psi and bit working it popped in! I ordered one these just for seating the damb thing next time no way I'd be able fix that at side of the road!
If you have a very thick rim, I have been told the red one is for wider rims. The blue one sorts out all road bike rims but may still need something wider for MTB / Gravel
Recently mounted Challenge 27mm tyres which are notoriously difficult. The Glider was like an extra pair of hands holding the tyre on rim opposite the valve. Plenty talc tpu tubes and it took mere minutes. Challenge XP elite pro give a fast, great riding tyre that's robust.
I don’t think I can live without this tool now. It’s that good. Glad it was so useful for you.
Great to see your wrist is usable 😅
Quick question, will the Rehook tyre glider replace normal levers in your tool bag when out cycling?
Probably not because they are so good for getting the tyre off initially but it will if you want it to. I keep it in my bar bag for my commuter bike
Yes, it certainly can. I changed three tyres yesterday using just this tool. And it took FAR less time than using conventional tyre levers.
is it safe to use on carbon rims? will it leave scratch marks?
I tape up the inside with some electrical tape on the face that touches the rim just in case of this. Had no problems with it this way and haven’t wanted to risk it without the tape
I have a tyre-rim combo so tight I can't even push the tyre off the bead by hand at all, I need a bench vice. I'm guessing this product wouldn't make much difference to me
That sounds unbelievably tight! I don’t think I have ever had one that bad. I’m guessing it’s not a 650b tyre on a 700 rim?
@@cyclingunboxed No it’s a 29” Halo Gravitas wheel with 29” continental cross king, the tightest combo ever. You have to grip it tight in a vice up to the rim and then fold the wheel in the vice using leverage to break the bead, then u can push the rest of the tyre into the centre and use levers. I have other bikes that I can change without using even levers, this one’s just ridiculous
Have you tried Kool Stop's Tire Bead Jack? It's another extremely helpful tool that's specialized for getting tires mounted. I find it to be safer to use on carbon wheels than this.
I have not but it looks good. Do you carry it in your pocket as it looks a bit too big for a saddle bag
@@cyclingunboxedNo, I use it at home when I rotate tires or take them off for whatever reason at home. I carry the glider in my jersey. But the Kool Jack is so good for comfortable and easy installation at home.
A bit of fairy soap would help!
I've JUST used my Tyre-Glider to swap out my MTB Tyres...Ridiculousley Easy compared to My old tool!..
I was so surprised how well it worked. I live this tool
Tried on the rear tyre of my velomobile which is a bitch to get done. Same conclusion: getting it off a normal lever (at least to get started) works easier. Getting it back on the Tyre Glider works better.
Seems to be the consensus from everyone else as well
if can get a gp 5000 in so easily then it is already worth it.
If your wheels are easy to fit the gp5000s on without it, then no I don’t think for your wheels is worth it.
@@cyclingunboxed extremely difficult getting gp 5000 on my wheels
Then the tyre glider will definitely help! I always use it now.
@@cyclingunboxed ok 👌🏻
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Thanks for the like, fyi did genuinely appreciate the demonstration and opinion of the product 👍👍