Tyre Levers
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Graham_hkr
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TBH I bought the licorice ones but found I could remove the tires & snap em back over by hand, if you're struggling tho there's a multitude of various types on Amazon & cheap as chips..
TBH I bought the licorice ones but found I could remove the tires & snap em back over by hand, if you're struggling tho there's a multitude of various types on Amazon & cheap as chips..
scottproonly
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I strongly recommend x-tools sold by chain reaction.
Plastic coated steel.
Kes
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobi ... -prod55931
I strongly recommend x-tools sold by chain reaction.
Plastic coated steel.
Kes
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobi ... -prod55931
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Yellow Pedros.
Bought some x tools or something like that, unbreakable levers to help fit tubeless DH tyres. Bloody hurt when they do snap :shock:
I learnt the technique to putting them on and taking them off by hand, so easy, so much quicker
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I learnt the technique to putting them on and taking them off by hand, so easy, so much quicker
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Madmax1993
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Park tools TL4.2c are pretty good, as are Birzman tyre levers. The Birzman ones have a really good hook, whilst being pretty flat, and wide, which makes them strong.
Park tools TL4.2c are pretty good, as are Birzman tyre levers. The Birzman ones have a really good hook, whilst being pretty flat, and wide, which makes them strong.
