Nice video! It makes understanding the rim locks a little easier. I have an old 83 CR 480 and it has two rim locks. That's a real fun one to get together! I'll see if I can use your points on installing the rim locks
I've seen lots of videos to help me decide if one of these kits is worth it. This video was pitched exactly right, who needs to rush removing/installing a MX bike tyre. I don't usually comment on TH-cam videos, but this one was very good and well detailed. Great video thanks for sharing.
This is a great video. I would offer one caution. No mention was made of the arrow on the tire showing rotation direction. It is too easy to install the tire so that it rotates opposite the intended direction, don't ask my how I know. Other than that point, this is the best tire change video I have seen and I have seen many.
Thanks, Meikel! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Tool roll already in production! Can’t wait to have it ready for shipping. I’m really happy with the result. Cheers
Great video, i love the tips on the rim lock. It looks like keeping a stiff tire in the drop center is a key to the installation. How do you insure that is done correctly?
Thanks, Keith! I know what you mean! A couple of years ago I use to struggle a lot with tyre installation and every time I watched “TH-cam” tutorials it all looked so easy. May sound crazy, but one day I kept practicing for about 5 hours straight 😂. Mount tyre, unmount tyre, mount, unmount… I was using tyre spoons without Rabaconda. It finally “clicked”. I tried to share the concept of it on this video as much as possible but ultimately, just practicing will make it easy.
Hi Fred It’s from the company Rabaconda model Dual Sport tire changer. I have another comparison video with the models they offer here in the channel. This model is better suited if you use rim locks. Cheers
Thanks, Alex! Glad to hear you liked the magnet idea! Dunlop D606 120/90-18 65R TT, rear tyre. Pirelli MT 16 Garacross 80/100-21 51R TT, front tyre, MST
I have them as well. They work but make installation slightly longer and harder. Sometimes they can still slip out of the rim but overall it adds a layer of protection. Worth specially if you have nice wheels or want to avoid scratches. Changing tyres with spoons will sooner or later lead to scratches.
@@RoiaMoto Ah! Thanks for the reply. I have one big scratch on a rim, and my eye always goes to it. It came from having a ramp loaded in the truck with the bike too. I just can't stop seeing the missing paint on my black rim! This was another excellent video with a beautiful green background. Very, very helpful. Thank you. You do such a calm, informative explanation.
You have the best and most detailed motorcycle instructional videos on youtube!
Hey mate!! Thanks a lot for the supportive comment! That’s really the goal. No shortcuts and showing every detail!
Nice video! It makes understanding the rim locks a little easier. I have an old 83 CR 480 and it has two rim locks. That's a real fun one to get together! I'll see if I can use your points on installing the rim locks
Nice bike you’ve got there!
I’ve never changed tires with two rim locks. I imagine that will make it much trickier.
Clear, concise and easily followed step-by-step instructions at a leisurely pace. Simply excellent video!
Glad you liked it!
I've seen lots of videos to help me decide if one of these kits is worth it. This video was pitched exactly right, who needs to rush removing/installing a MX bike tyre. I don't usually comment on TH-cam videos, but this one was very good and well detailed. Great video thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the supportive comment, Dan! Glad to hear the video was useful to make your decision!
This is a great video. I would offer one caution. No mention was made of the arrow on the tire showing rotation direction. It is too easy to install the tire so that it rotates opposite the intended direction, don't ask my how I know. Other than that point, this is the best tire change video I have seen and I have seen many.
Great point! Thanks for adding that to the comments!
Once again, a very good and insightful video.
Thanks as always, Froboz!!
Perfectly explained and shown. Great video cheers.
Awesome explanation - VERY helpful...keep it going :-D Now ordering the toolroll :-)
Thanks, Meikel! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Tool roll already in production! Can’t wait to have it ready for shipping. I’m really happy with the result.
Cheers
Thank you. I love your Videos. Very informativ and helpful... Greetings from Hamburg
Servus! Glad to hear you enjoy the videos!
thanks a lot for the supportive comment
Great video, i love the tips on the rim lock. It looks like keeping a stiff tire in the drop center is a key to the installation. How do you insure that is done correctly?
Thanks, Keith!
I know what you mean! A couple of years ago I use to struggle a lot with tyre installation and every time I watched “TH-cam” tutorials it all looked so easy.
May sound crazy, but one day I kept practicing for about 5 hours straight 😂. Mount tyre, unmount tyre, mount, unmount… I was using tyre spoons without Rabaconda. It finally “clicked”.
I tried to share the concept of it on this video as much as possible but ultimately, just practicing will make it easy.
Nice video mate what breed of changer is it and how much ,where from?
Hi Fred
It’s from the company Rabaconda model Dual Sport tire changer.
I have another comparison video with the models they offer here in the channel.
This model is better suited if you use rim locks.
Cheers
Excellent video.
Hello, please tell me how many tires you change to Rabaconda dirt per year, during the season
Hi mate,
I make 3-4 changes per year but that’s for our riding group of 3 riders combined.
Thanks for the video! Seems like it's just a very expensive and big bead breaker ))
The lil magnet is a great idea.! Also what is u front tyre? Is it also Dulop 606?
Thanks, Alex! Glad to hear you liked the magnet idea!
Dunlop D606 120/90-18 65R TT, rear tyre.
Pirelli MT 16 Garacross 80/100-21 51R TT, front tyre, MST
@@RoiaMoto Thanks for the info!
What do you think about the RimShield II from Motion Pro?
I have them as well.
They work but make installation slightly longer and harder. Sometimes they can still slip out of the rim but overall it adds a layer of protection.
Worth specially if you have nice wheels or want to avoid scratches. Changing tyres with spoons will sooner or later lead to scratches.
@@RoiaMoto Ah! Thanks for the reply. I have one big scratch on a rim, and my eye always goes to it. It came from having a ramp loaded in the truck with the bike too. I just can't stop seeing the missing paint on my black rim! This was another excellent video with a beautiful green background. Very, very helpful. Thank you. You do such a calm, informative explanation.
Excellent video! Thank you for explaining the different ends of the tire spoon. Put my email in for the tool bag :)
Hey Russel!! Glad you liked the video!!