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Motorcycle Tire Bead Breaker - economy version

Nessism

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Decided to try this method after pinching in the vice didn't work. Couldn't be easier, or cheaper. Thumbs up from a cheap skate.\\:D/

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Nice !!!!
If you don't mind I would like to borrow that creative approach in a week or two.
 
I know where to come to fit my next set of tyres now! :lol:

That's the most creative use of a Nissan I've seen in a long time.... (I have a red Nissan too).

Did you make yourself some balancing stands?

I have some moly paste for the splines on the rear wheel if you need some, let me know.

Dan :)
 
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...Yocamove the world!

...Yocamove the world!

I LOVE...great idea! Do you need a special car or will any old rat work? :-D
 
I use a c-clamp and two pieces of wood. Does that make me a cheapo?:-D
 
LOL - I hope the sill panel holds up to the pressure. They don't make 'em like they used to. The last thing you want is a cheap tyre repair and an expensive auto body repair.

j/k :D
 
Zooks said:
LOL - I hope the sill panel holds up to the pressure. They don't make 'em like they used to. The last thing you want is a cheap tyre repair and an expensive auto body repair.

j/k :D
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In the case of Nissan's, the hem flange under the sill is the lift point for the car so no worry.
 
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