Legend, I was about to throw my wheels out the window earlier as both my tyres were get stuck and not engaging equally. A small bit of soap and problem solve.. thank you.
THANKYOU!!! I was in the garage just now strugglin with this silly wheel not seating on the rim, grabbed the soft soap from the bathroom after watching this and presto!!! she sealed right up on smooth as butter! Thanks again dude, you helped 1 poor soul today.
Many thanks to you JJHJ . I spent more than an hour trying to seat the bead by the valve stem . I applied dish soap to the area and it was done within 5 minutes . 👍
Thank you haha just fixed my daughters new bike so grateful yes defz will be subscribing and if I need to fix anything else I shall look up on your channel 👏👏👏🙌🏼💯
Thank you!!! This trick worked well, I used plain liquid dish soap!!! My bead was not elevating to the rim hook, so I put a drop of dish soap on my finger and smeared on the bead head and rim
Gotta thank you for the soap tip! I'm on an ebike emtb big schwalbe big Betty just wouldn't seat after let air out to put sealant in it all pulled to one side of the rim it's took me about 1hr! Then seen this video but had to use abit more soap and watched the tyre slide up into the beadseal what a picture for sore eyes! Thanks again I used fairy liquid all i had but worked
AHH DUDE THANK YOU! I watch a ton of videos with a solution to seat the bead and none worked! I was debating putting oil/grease and do the same thing but dish soap is a perfect less messy solution!! Worked amazing for me!
Must say, thanks for making this video. I tried, seating first side with a tube, but could not get the other side to seat. Tried using a belt around the tire, no success. I did try soapy water , but no success. Wasted a co2 cartridge. Its your method, undiluted (in my case dish washing liquid) that enabled me to get the other side mounted, using a track pump. In the future I will try your method to see if I can get both sides seated in one attempt
Yes, still riding on them today as you can see. These Ascent 2's are probably lighter than most of the new wheels today. And yes again, roll smooth and fast.
My new tyre, a continental urban contact 16", has this exact problem. after changing both the tyre and the inner tube (a 16"/18" Schwalbe), I had pumped the pressure to 90 psi without any problems. i took it for a test ride for about 10 minutes before it started raining so i had to stop. after a few days, when i wanted to ride again, i noticed that the wheel was stuck - that's when i noticed the exact same bulge as in this video. after some tests, the bulge always appear at the same location when i go up to around 21 or 22 psi. after trying this soap method, at the first try, the bulge occured again around 22 psi but it was further down the tyre - perhaps where my soaping ended? so i extended the soaping, and in the next try, at around 20+ psi again, the bulge reappeared at the original location. i deflated, reapplied some soap, and inflated incrementally, massaging in between the pressure increments. i was finally able to get the psi up to 30 without a bulge. i decided to take it for a short ride, and it seems ok now. should i leave it at 30 psi for a while before attempting to go up to 90 psi? anything i should do or take note of? this is my first attempt at changing a tyre myself, but i thought i should pick up this skill since i aspire to take my folding bike on longer trips overseas. thanks!
I would keep increasing the psi 10psi's at a time and see how it holds. If it bulges again I would check the rim in that area and see if there are any defects.
hi, a portion of my tire has sunk inside my rim. It's the opposite situation of yours. I followed your instruction and applied soap and then pumped. It didn't fix my issue. Please help.
Work the tire back and forth with your hands. Use the soap while doing this. Also, check your rim and make sure there no dings. Check under the clincher part of the rim as well.
@@BicycleRestorationMan I have checked the wheel. I have just re-installed the tube too. I soaped the whole tire this time. Rotated the tire randomly before installing the tube. Nothing changed. Is this the fault of the low quality tire or did my rim bent somehow?
@@sentient1640 hard to tell without seeing it. You might try a different tire but it sounds more like the rim. Especially if it’s happening in the same area. Sorry not more help. ☹️
Bat basically keeps happening with my Stingray orange county ChopperBicycle With the rear wheel I don't know how to fix it Didn't really help I hope you could make a video on that because I tried searching the web and here there's nowhere I can find it To get it fixed If you could make a video on that be great
If this keeps happening with your stingray, make sure you check the rim carefully. Look for any small dents in the rim. Mark it to see if it’s happening on the same spot. Check that area extra carefully for any flaws or damage.
I don't know if it's just new tires but when they are brand new they are stiffer and not as pliable. This probably causes them to not engage under the hook or clincher part of the rim. Applying the soap makes them more pliable and slippery so they slip or glide under the hook. Just my thoughts. Thanks for the comment! 👊👍
@@BicycleRestorationMan That figures. It's unlikely to be a problem with the tyre itself. In over 40 years of cycling I have had just one tyre that had a defect; the wire from the bead was protruding and I got a pinch flat; of course, it was raining when this happened. As a result of that experience I always inspect the bead prior to buying a new tyre; 99.99% of the time the bead will be fine but there's always a slight risk of a defect. Very helpful video, thanks.
Make sure the lip of the clincher part is not bent. Also, if you haven't tried it yet, after you apply the soap push down on the tire over the area of concern as your filling the tire.
This will help in making sure your tires seat properly! amzn.to/3Z5rqqm
Legend, I was about to throw my wheels out the window earlier as both my tyres were get stuck and not engaging equally. A small bit of soap and problem solve.. thank you.
Excellent, glad it help
Got me back on the road in the middle of my doordash shift. Thank you a 1000
That's awesome! Hope your doordash shift went well! 👍👊
THANKYOU!!! I was in the garage just now strugglin with this silly wheel not seating on the rim, grabbed the soft soap from the bathroom after watching this and presto!!! she sealed right up on smooth as butter! Thanks again dude, you helped 1 poor soul today.
Excellent, glad it helped! Thanks Masaharu
Many thanks to you JJHJ . I spent more than an hour trying to seat the bead by the valve stem . I applied dish soap to the area and it was done within 5 minutes . 👍
Great, glad it helped! Thanks for the comment! 👍👊
Thank you so much bicycle restoration man. I was at my wits end! This worked perfectly
Great! Glad it worked for you! 👍👊
Thank you haha just fixed my daughters new bike so grateful yes defz will be subscribing and if I need to fix anything else I shall look up on your channel 👏👏👏🙌🏼💯
Thanks, glad it helped! 👍👊
Thank you!!! This trick worked well, I used plain liquid dish soap!!! My bead was not elevating to the rim hook, so I put a drop of dish soap on my finger and smeared on the bead head and rim
Great, glad it worked. Thanks for the comment! 👍👊
Thank you very much, at first I had trouble using liquid soap, but finally it worked when I tried using dish soap
Great, glad it worked for you. Thanks for the comment! 👊👍
I have to admit, I didn’t think this would work for my situation. I thought my tire was irreparably stretched. But IT WORKS! Thank you!
Good to hear it worked! Thanks for the comment! 👊👍
Thanks for sharing this advice, it works. Thank you!
Glad it helped!👍👊
hmm, I never thought of lubricating the bead. Good idea!
Yes, slips right in but does not slip out! This is how they install tires on your auto. Thanks for the comment! 👍👊
Thank you for this video i recently caught a flat fixed it and got a bubble. I watched your video and was able to fix it.
Cool, 👍👊
Wow, I was going to buy a new tyre and you just saved me a lot of money and time!
Glad I could help! Thanks for the comment! 👊👍
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this tip with others... 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the comment! 👍👊
Gotta thank you for the soap tip! I'm on an ebike emtb big schwalbe big Betty just wouldn't seat after let air out to put sealant in it all pulled to one side of the rim it's took me about 1hr! Then seen this video but had to use abit more soap and watched the tyre slide up into the beadseal what a picture for sore eyes! Thanks again I used fairy liquid all i had but worked
Great! Glad it worked for you! 👍👊
AHH DUDE THANK YOU! I watch a ton of videos with a solution to seat the bead and none worked! I was debating putting oil/grease and do the same thing but dish soap is a perfect less messy solution!! Worked amazing for me!
Great! Glad it worked for you. Yes, and the oil/grease would ruin the tire.
Thankyou mate such a helpfull tips 💡,thanks for sharing❤
No problem, thanks for the comment! 👍👊
It worked for me. You saved my day. THANK YOU SO MUCH. ❤
Glad it helped! 👊👍
Must say, thanks for making this video. I tried, seating first side with a tube, but could not get the other side to seat. Tried using a belt around the tire, no success. I did try soapy water , but no success. Wasted a co2 cartridge. Its your method, undiluted (in my case dish washing liquid) that enabled me to get the other side mounted, using a track pump. In the future I will try your method to see if I can get both sides seated in one attempt
Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment! 👍👊
I was skeptical while watching... but surprisingly it works 😅
Great, glad it worked for you!
Thanks from Austin, TX!
Glad it helped Luis 👊👍
Thank you this helped a lot!😜😀👍
Glad it helped! 👍👊
You're a gem thank you ever so much
Happy to help! 👍👊
That worked for me!! Thank you so much
Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment! 👍👊
Very helpfull, love from 🇮🇳
Thank you, appreciate it! 👍👊
Thanks I'll give it a try.
Just installed a hardshell on a true rim and getting a dip.
Thanks for the comment. Let me know how it works for you.
The soap helped, thanks!
Great! Thanks for the comment! 👊👍
Giving this a try! Thanks!!!
Let me know how it works for you. Get plenty of soap on it.
nice wheels - i have a set of velomax circuits that came with a douglas (easton aluminum ultralite) bike i bought. They are soooo smooth
Yes, still riding on them today as you can see. These Ascent 2's are probably lighter than most of the new wheels today. And yes again, roll smooth and fast.
Trying to get my Bajaboards wheel set properly it’s just all goofy hopefully this helps
Let me know! 👍👊
It worked! Thank you!
That’s great, thanks for the comment!👍👊
Thank you!!
Glad it worked for you. Thanks for the comment! 👍👊
Same problem with a MTB tire but I used silicone spray ... is that also good?
The silicone spray could be harmful to the rubber 👊👍
@@BicycleRestorationMan Thx, will give Easy Fit a try
Thanks , job done 👍
Thanks Richard, Glad it helped
My new tyre, a continental urban contact 16", has this exact problem. after changing both the tyre and the inner tube (a 16"/18" Schwalbe), I had pumped the pressure to 90 psi without any problems. i took it for a test ride for about 10 minutes before it started raining so i had to stop. after a few days, when i wanted to ride again, i noticed that the wheel was stuck - that's when i noticed the exact same bulge as in this video. after some tests, the bulge always appear at the same location when i go up to around 21 or 22 psi. after trying this soap method, at the first try, the bulge occured again around 22 psi but it was further down the tyre - perhaps where my soaping ended? so i extended the soaping, and in the next try, at around 20+ psi again, the bulge reappeared at the original location. i deflated, reapplied some soap, and inflated incrementally, massaging in between the pressure increments. i was finally able to get the psi up to 30 without a bulge. i decided to take it for a short ride, and it seems ok now. should i leave it at 30 psi for a while before attempting to go up to 90 psi? anything i should do or take note of? this is my first attempt at changing a tyre myself, but i thought i should pick up this skill since i aspire to take my folding bike on longer trips overseas. thanks!
I would keep increasing the psi 10psi's at a time and see how it holds. If it bulges again I would check the rim in that area and see if there are any defects.
THANK YOU!!!!!
glad it helped and thanks for the comment! 👊👍
What do you do if they have a low point? Soap on the same place?
Yes, same place. 👍👊
Thank youuuu
Thanks for the comment Matt! 👍👊
Thanks
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it! 👍👊
What if it's inward? Vice Versa. Do you have video
If it's inward, let the air out and the same process should work.
Sorted! Thanks
Great! Glad it helped
hi, a portion of my tire has sunk inside my rim. It's the opposite situation of yours. I followed your instruction and applied soap and then pumped. It didn't fix my issue. Please help.
Work the tire back and forth with your hands. Use the soap while doing this. Also, check your rim and make sure there no dings. Check under the clincher part of the rim as well.
@@BicycleRestorationMan I have checked the wheel. I have just re-installed the tube too. I soaped the whole tire this time. Rotated the tire randomly before installing the tube. Nothing changed. Is this the fault of the low quality tire or did my rim bent somehow?
It's happening in the similar spot
@@sentient1640 hard to tell without seeing it. You might try a different tire but it sounds more like the rim. Especially if it’s happening in the same area. Sorry not more help. ☹️
How can i send you the photos?@@BicycleRestorationMan
Bat basically keeps happening with my Stingray orange county ChopperBicycle With the rear wheel I don't know how to fix it Didn't really help I hope you could make a video on that because I tried searching the web and here there's nowhere I can find it To get it fixed If you could make a video on that be great
If this keeps happening with your stingray, make sure you check the rim carefully. Look for any small dents in the rim. Mark it to see if it’s happening on the same spot. Check that area extra carefully for any flaws or damage.
what causes this problem with new tyres?
I don't know if it's just new tires but when they are brand new they are stiffer and not as pliable. This probably causes them to not engage under the hook or clincher part of the rim. Applying the soap makes them more pliable and slippery so they slip or glide under the hook. Just my thoughts. Thanks for the comment! 👊👍
@@BicycleRestorationMan That figures. It's unlikely to be a problem with the tyre itself. In over 40 years of cycling I have had just one tyre that had a defect; the wire from the bead was protruding and I got a pinch flat; of course, it was raining when this happened. As a result of that experience I always inspect the bead prior to buying a new tyre; 99.99% of the time the bead will be fine but there's always a slight risk of a defect. Very helpful video, thanks.
Just changed my tyres now. I'm getting this nightmarish wobble too..
Are your tires seated ok?
Can we use oil?
I would not recommend oil. They can damage the rubber.
What's the tool he used in the beggining
Just a basic tire lever, any kind should work. However, I don’t recommend using a metal one. Here’s a link: amzn.to/4cnmOCo
Hey does this work on fat tire bikes
Yes, it should. I haven't used it on fat tires but I don't see why it wouldn't. 👍👊
Ngl today morning after I pumped my cycle tyre it had such a huge bump I was horrified because my mtb tyres literally looked like a ftb tyre.
Did you use this process?
I don’t think it’s working for me. I tried putting soap in the tire but it still doesn’t seem to sit right
Make sure the lip of the clincher part is not bent. Also, if you haven't tried it yet, after you apply the soap push down on the tire over the area of concern as your filling the tire.
I put slime in my tube and it messed both my tires where they don't sit.
Why did you put slime in your tubes?
@@BicycleRestorationMan Tire puncture protection.
😢😂
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Soap still doesn’t get my tire seated correctly
If liquid soap does not work, try bar soap or wax.
110 lbs?????
That’s what I pump my tires to! 👍👊
No help for me
Sorry it didn’t work, kind of rare.
You might find this one helpful as well. ruclips.net/video/-pI_IkjJai8/видео.html