Need Tires? Get Ready For Major Sticker Shock!!!

rick danger said:

Well, that's something at least. would have been nice if they just charged you that to begin with. So you don't have to find something to spend the credit on. I was curious, so I looked up what I paid last summer.

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Kevin frazier said:

How do you like the bias ply/radial combo? Many manufacturers are doing this now on baggers.

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Journeyman said:

A cheaper stand and a MOJO Lever. It's fairly easy once you get the hang of it. Let me know if you're interested and I'll share the video link.

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rick danger said:

I like these tires. I'm just out on the bike now, and was through a few good turns. Definitely gonna drag the pegs before any slippage. I lowered the pressure to 38/38. I think I'll leave it there for a while

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mo8414 said:

Yea definitely share the link I'm pretty certain imgoing to end up with some kind of tire chaging setup. It just makes more sense in the long run

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Journeyman said:

Oh, yeah, we've had this talk before. You, my friend need V, but I'm not going 130 mph. For me just torquey torquey in the twisties.

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Journeyman said:

My technique has improved. It doesn't take much strength if you use plenty of lube and remember to keep pushing the tire down (behind the tool) into the rim.

Front tire balance with

Triumph Motorcycle Wheel Balancer

Triumph motorcycle wheel balancer products by Marc Parnes - learn how to balance your own motorcycle wheels, complete parts list and prices included.

www.marcparnes.com

Dyna Beads for the rear tire, but I just got this and gonna see how it does....

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rick danger said:

I've had one of these marc parnes balancers for years. I put it across two jack stands. But tires are getting pretty good these days. I actually skipped balancing last change. Even the front. And no vibes at 115.

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