Looks a bit chilly in your shop. I've only had success leaving the tyre in the sun on a warm day. Thanks for showing it can be done without too much damage tot he rim. Cheers!
Every tyre has a join. Find the join and put the valve on the opposing side so they cancel each other out. When you see a wheel with lots of weights on its because they have not done this.
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Finally on the right way on first attempt 😊. Good work!
Nice, Enjoyed this quickie and all the videos you produce. Hope you, friends and family have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thank you. Merry christmas to you and yours.'
Great little vid Rob, well done mate👍👍👍👏🏆
Looks a bit chilly in your shop. I've only had success leaving the tyre in the sun on a warm day. Thanks for showing it can be done without too much damage tot he rim. Cheers!
Its very cold at the moment!
great fun and all the best rob look forward to future vids
Thanks Garry.
I tried it your way but failed so I had to use levers. No damage though thanks to the plastic rim proctectors .
Have a good Christmas
going to give the next tyre change a go myself, have a great Xmas and new year.
Well done (again) Rob! Should get down to under a minute if you keep practicing! 🤣. Keep the vids coming, and all the best for Xmas and the New Year.
Thanks Martin best regards to you and yours.
God (H)jul!!
Du også kjekken. ❤️
Have a wonderful Christmas, you master scooter mechanic 🎋🎄🎀
You too Jens. Have fun with your grandchildren ❤️❤️
Great as always and merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and your loved
Great Rob, real F1 style👍🙂 question... do you ever balancing your scooter wheels?
Sorry, can`t answer that because its something I am working on.
Every tyre has a join. Find the join and put the valve on the opposing side so they cancel each other out. When you see a wheel with lots of weights on its because they have not done this.
Top tip Nick. Big bike tyres have a mark on the outer casing to indicate the heaviest part of the tyre.