jse Posted December 2, 2007 Report Share Posted December 2, 2007 Hello TC people can you help? I've done a search and I can't find the dimensions I need ?I canna seat my rear tyre back on the rim using the ratchet tie down method --that used to do the trick--( lost the ''touch''). What size is the bicycle inner tube that I could use instead ?? I know Steve Saunders gives the dimensions in his video but,typically, I can't find that either!! I'm off to search my video collection again.....Cheers ..Wayne Since I carry my TY350 around with my Pro I like to carry an extra 4.00X18 tube for it and store it in my spare 4.00X18 tubeless tire for the Pro. I inflate the tube enough to spread out the bead on the spare tubeless tire so when I need to mount the tubeless, it's taken a set with the bead spread well out so just a little soapy water pops it right on. Jon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alan bechard Posted December 7, 2007 Report Share Posted December 7, 2007 Since I carry my TY350 around with my Pro I like to carry an extra 4.00X18 tube for it and store it in my spare 4.00X18 tubeless tire for the Pro. I inflate the tube enough to spread out the bead on the spare tubeless tire so when I need to mount the tubeless, it's taken a set with the bead spread well out so just a little soapy water pops it right on.Jon Gee Jon, I do the same but I thought it was the Warm Beer holder,,,,, just prior to going in the Cooler Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jse Posted December 7, 2007 Report Share Posted December 7, 2007 Gee Jon, I do the same but I thought it was the Warm Beer holder,,,,, just prior to going in the Cooler Hi Alan! Actually, a bunch of small beer kegs stuffed in the tire works well also. You may not get the tire to seat, but after emptying the kegs, you don't care...... I made a, just for mounting tubeless Trials tires, valve stem attachment for my compressed air line that really pumps a bunch of air quickly into the tire. That, coupled with the tube trick has made mounting the tubeless tires a tolerable task. After thousands of tire changes (including the dreaded Barum and Trelleborgs) it's still one of my least favorite things to do with a motorcycle. Jon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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