changing the rear tire
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changing the rear tire
Question, when changing the rear tire. After the tire is replaced, do you have the tire balance while on the bike or is it just the tire that gets balance. I have a flat and I am unable to ride the bike to shop. So, I have to remove the tire, bring it to the shop and have it replace. Help!
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RE: changing the rear tire
They'll balance it at the shop. The rim, tire and rotor are generally the only parts that get balanced -- cush drive with sprocket is generally not needed.
Changing and balancing your own tires is not difficult. Startup is anywhere from $50 to $600 depending on how much stuff you need. I already had a compressor so I just bought the irons and tire changing station (Harbor freight -- around $100). Made my own static balancer. The places around here started charging $50 each tire off the bike -- I've personally saved over $600 so far plus I change some of my buddies tires.
Changing and balancing your own tires is not difficult. Startup is anywhere from $50 to $600 depending on how much stuff you need. I already had a compressor so I just bought the irons and tire changing station (Harbor freight -- around $100). Made my own static balancer. The places around here started charging $50 each tire off the bike -- I've personally saved over $600 so far plus I change some of my buddies tires.
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RE: changing the rear tire
ORIGINAL: chainstretcher
Changing and balancing your own tires is not difficult. Startup is anywhere from $50 to $600 depending on how much stuff you need. I already had a compressor so I just bought the irons and tire changing station (Harbor freight -- around $100). Made my own static balancer. The places around here started charging $50 each tire off the bike -- I've personally saved over $600 so far plus I change some of my buddies tires.
Changing and balancing your own tires is not difficult. Startup is anywhere from $50 to $600 depending on how much stuff you need. I already had a compressor so I just bought the irons and tire changing station (Harbor freight -- around $100). Made my own static balancer. The places around here started charging $50 each tire off the bike -- I've personally saved over $600 so far plus I change some of my buddies tires.
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