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Originally posted by Max Power View Post
I nearly cried few minutes ago trying to put 2 new tyres on a road bike, there has to be an easier way of doing it...
No....Pain in the arse. Metal tyre levers are the only ones that work i find. Or as we usd to use... a spoon!
I heard putting talc on the tube and on the inside of the tyre can help as is acts
as a dry lubricant. Also try very slightly inflating the tube before you put it in as
this will keep it away from the bead.

I've never had to use the talc (Cause I'm strong like bull) but It sounded like it should work.
Mother of god..
first of all, I have metal levers as good as the Park ones in stock but metal levers are really like using a hammer .
not to be recommended for road rims.
like everything Maxi..theres a trick to getting tyres on to a rim.
Originally posted by Billybobs View Post
I heard putting talc on the tube and on the inside of the tyre can help as is acts
as a dry lubricant. Also try very slightly inflating the tube before you put it in as
this will keep it away from the bead.

I've never had to use the talc (Cause I'm strong like bull) but It sounded like it should work.
That's the obvious basic stuff like making sure the beads sit in the middle of the rim etc.
But... some tyre-rim combinations can be a royal pain, especially on a road wheels as the tolerances are much smaller.
Have you tried copping the fcuk on to yourself, growing a pair of balls and selling your faggot road bike..

Works every time..
Originally posted by Mac the Knife View Post
Have you tried copping the fcuk on to yourself, growing a pair of balls and selling your faggot road bike..

Works every time..
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