FYI: Yellow dot indicates light spot on tire, align with valve stem. Red dot indicates high point for radial runout. If wheel has a white mark or dimple, line red dot with it, if not red dot goes anywhere. Small wheels/tires often have no marks. Cheers!....Russ
Excellent instructions as always. I have done this job a couple of times, and even though I saved some money, it just kills your knees, hands, arms and lower back. I’ll be paying next time for the change. On another note, Brisbane, Australia has similar climate to your island and have found the Pirelli Angel scooter on my XMAX300 to be absolutely amazing. Especially in the wet, the tyres have never even once given me a scare (I’ve scratched my centre stand a couple of times while leaning in the turns). They have approximately 9000km on them and still feel like new. Cheers!
We come to watch this tutorial either have no clues or in need of a better approach. Mitch’s videos are the best when it comes to DIY scooter big/small repairs with basic mechanic tools & household items (MacGyver style). We are all grateful for the instructional assistance and prompt Q&A responses. Please ignore all the idiot comments if you are true DIYers not backseat riders. Lastly, I sincerely thank Mitch for all the excellent videos in time of need. God bless. 💯🥰👍🤟
Never changed a motor scooter tyre before. Followed this video and it was super easy to do . Made my own rim protectors from an old ice cream carton. Great video , thanks a lot dude .
Tento pan je macher,všetky jeho videa som pozrel,tie navody ako to urobit,precizne a zrozumitelne.Vdaka Vam,taketo sa nevidi často.Len pokračujte v dobrej veci.
I try to make all my videos as good and easy to follow as yours. This was great. I've only ever done it on bicycles before lol. Hope your wrist is okay. PS: Vespa LX, nice! I'm on a Vespa S.
The way you're doing it is much less labor-intensive than the way that I did it one time, I mounted a scooter tire myself once, I used 3 screwdriver and a ratchet strap, removing the tire was easy enough, but mounting the new one was one of the hardest jobs I've ever done in my life, I had to use three big flat-head screwdrivers to get it on the rim, and I used the strap to push the bead out so that it would hold air, needless to say after that pain, I now take my tires to a shop for mounting
When rope or hose is between rim and tire, is easier put iron to gap in tightest section. Rope also help pull tire out against leg on rim. Wipe soap off before inflating.
If is hard to get bead to seat on the rim, valve stem hole give bigger opening to get more air in. When stem is inside with string to pull it in hole. Use high pressure and large , short hose.
Hello there, Super video! Do have a question though: Where can i find the values on how tight the brake disc should be tightened on the front wheel? Thanks!
Maybe find a forum with scooter enthusiasts for the same brand/type of scooter that. you own. These Forums are really helpful and people are usually nice, and would be happy to share that info with you if they have it. Sorry, that's all I can offer unless. you want to tell us what kind of scooter you have ?
You are right. But very few people keep tyre lever at home, not to talk about mole grips. Also sometimes the old tyre sticks to rims and it requires hammer and tyre lever to separate tyre from rims( One can use C clamps or mole grips to press the tyre)
I don't have a compressor, so I tried the tie strap method with no success. I'd seen other redneck videos using starter fluid and grill lighter method. I was a bit apprehensive, but I was successful. Sprayed just a little bit of starter fluid inside the tire, then lit 'er up. Small pop, and it set the beads perfectly. I then let it sit for a few minutes without the valve stem which I'd removed, and everything was all good.
Na hola.... I'm surfing around and stumble across Mitch's Scooter stuff. Thought you are still busy with Kona. You are quite versatile. I'm also in the process of getting a Peugeot Elyseo 50 running again. Maintenance backlog without end, I tell you. Well, then I will delve into your scooter videos. Oh yes.... still waiting to see when Kona is finally finished. Or is he already finished and you are already enjoying him in Hawaii? Give my regards to your wife, unknown. Greetings from Germany, the birthplace of the VW.
Aloha! Yes busy with Kona and scooters and other stuff in life haha. Kona is not ready yet but getting so close 😅 that’s awesome did you get Peugeot scooter, how is it?
@@MitchsScooterStuff What can I say Mitch... I'm still busy building up the Peugeot Elyseo 50, unfortunately I don't have a garage where I could work on it in winter. So it will all have to wait until the temperatures are in the comfortable range. However, I'm done with the electrics, a new exhaust is in place and if the weather permits (lots of rain here at the moment) I'll install the cleaned Gurtner carburetor and hope that the Diva will then run. If she does, I'll also give her new tires... And then, let me have fun ....😉Maybe, but only maybe I'll install a 70 cc cylinder kit and optimize the variator 😁 Greetings from Germany, the birthland of VW PS: Kona looks chic
Great video . Has anyone ever used tube type on tubeless rim? . Also why not blue thread locker red is extreme :) nice professional job mitch . I have been watching your videos 10 years now!
@@MitchsScooterStuff I meant the other way around . Using a tube type tire on a tubeless rim with no tube . .. and yeah almost ten years . I still have my vino!!!
😄👍🏼 wrist brace, slept wrong 😆 old injury came back from wakeboarding years ago… but healed 🙏🏼 bus is doing good… restoration is paused for a bit. Have a good weekend
Changing out the tire was insanely easy for me. But getting a tubeless tire bead to sit Ive worked on for 2 fu-ing whole days. I’m taking it to a shop.
hi, a piece of information: the direction of rotation between the front and rear wheels must be different? that is, the front one in the direction of travel and the rear one not? then what are those balls that you inserted in the tire and what are they for? thanks a lot
Hey, both front and rear tires with arrow going same way forward. If you see an arrow on tire at bottom that look like going backward but really it is going forward. Balls are called Dyna beads… I have link in description box to check it out … they are for self balancing
Hi handsome, you installed a $100 USD Michelin tire on, you must reinstall the tire with a new metal scooter valve stem 90 ' , and apply x trem bead sealer on both sides of the rim.
Mitch, what are your thoughts on the 2023 Yamaha Zuma. Is it a good reliable scooter worth the cost? I was thinking of buying a new one and wanted your opinion since you have a lot of experience with scooters. Nothing used ever seems to be available.
Hey, zuma is very good scooter, I have 2014 model and love it! The new zuma is weird looking haha 😆 keep eye on Facebook for used one if you want different looking zuma
what do you recommend if I dont have a high powered air compressor like you? Will a 12 volt air compressor or a manual foot pump or bicycle pump work? That air compressor is so expensive =[
17 inch moped tires are easier as their larger size are more stretchy n flexible. 👍✌️ 12 or 14 inch scooter tires smaller are less stretchy. 😅 Unless its a soft compound then it's easier. 🤭
If the old tire is going in the trash anyway, you can also simply use a knife. Get the air out first though seriously, stabbing a filled tire and instantly pulling the knife out is gonna knock your ears out
Ottimo video questo sistema di bilanciatura è usato anche per le auto, unico inconveniente quando ci si ferma si sente un rumore di sfere ce cadono per pochi secondi cosa normale, ti seguo sempre un saluto Gek al prossimo video
Hi, Mitch. I have Piaggio MP3 250. They say that you can put a variator on it Malossi Suzuki Burgman 400, and the scooter will become faster. Can you tell me if that's true?
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Glad you are back ! You make the best Burgman videos on the net. Nothing but respect.
I appreciate that!
Your attention to detail really helped tremendously. Thank you
You are so welcome!
FYI: Yellow dot indicates light spot on tire, align with valve stem. Red dot indicates high point for radial runout. If wheel has a white mark or dimple, line red dot with it, if not red dot goes anywhere. Small wheels/tires often have no marks. Cheers!....Russ
🙌🏼
Well worth knowing, many thanks,,
My old tire has a yellow dot aligned with the valve but the new tire doesn't have a dot so it doesn't matter how I put the tire?
If your tires have radial runout they are trash
Thanks man! This was eye-opening, It didn't even cross my mind to try and warm it up on the sun
More flexible 🤙🏼😁
I've done the CVT service with help of your videos, now I'm going to change the tyre and brake pads.
Thanks, you are a gentleman! 😃
😄🙌🏼🙌🏼
That was great. Never heard of the beads before. All the best from South Australia.👍
😄👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent instructions as always. I have done this job a couple of times, and even though I saved some money, it just kills your knees, hands, arms and lower back. I’ll be paying next time for the change.
On another note, Brisbane, Australia has similar climate to your island and have found the Pirelli Angel scooter on my XMAX300 to be absolutely amazing. Especially in the wet, the tyres have never even once given me a scare (I’ve scratched my centre stand a couple of times while leaning in the turns). They have approximately 9000km on them and still feel like new. Cheers!
went with those Angels myself good tire
That’s awesome I will check out that tire!!
@@MitchsScooterStuff Hey Mitch. Just replaced them with Pirelli Diablo Rosso 100km ago. It’s supposed to be a stickier version of the Angel.
Glad I'm not the only one to come up with the ratchet strap method to bead a tire.
😄👍🏼
We come to watch this tutorial either have no clues or in need of a better approach.
Mitch’s videos are the best when it comes to DIY scooter big/small repairs with basic mechanic tools & household items (MacGyver style).
We are all grateful for the instructional assistance and prompt Q&A responses.
Please ignore all the idiot comments if you are true DIYers not backseat riders.
Lastly, I sincerely thank Mitch for all the excellent videos in time of need. God bless.
💯🥰👍🤟
100% true. Mitch, by far, has the best instructional videos!!!!
Thank you Pat!!
Aww thank you for the comment! Made my night! 😊🙏🏼❤️
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I just changed the tire on my Yamaha morphus it was a good learning experience
@@bryanwheat2960 Awesome 😄🙌🏼
Never changed a motor scooter tyre before. Followed this video and it was super easy to do . Made my own rim protectors from an old ice cream carton. Great video , thanks a lot dude .
That’s awesome!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼 great idea on diy rim protection! Ride safe 🤙🏼
Best ever video from RUclips
Appreciate that !
Llevaba tiempo sin ver un vídeo tuyo, eres un artista, valoro muchísimo tu autosuficiencia, eres grande!
😁🙌🏼
This was a very informative and helpful video on how to install scooter tires and will help me with future tire changing
😁🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@MitchsScooterStuff I’m kinda doing a light restoration on my 03 ET2 50cc to clean it up from garage storage
Yes! My main man Mitch a scooter video...and something that I've been wanting to see you teach us!
😄🙌🏼❤️ more to come!
Tento pan je macher,všetky jeho videa som pozrel,tie navody ako to urobit,precizne a zrozumitelne.Vdaka Vam,taketo sa nevidi často.Len pokračujte v dobrej veci.
🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
You da best Mitch! I ordered most of those tools, but the spoons cuz 3 looked better than 2 and half the price!
What a quality video yet again 👍 keep them coming 👍🇬🇧👍🇺🇦
you are brilliant, thank you from england
😁🙌🏼🙌🏼
You make it look easy. I have sweated and cursed for over an hour with the tire on my Buell. I took the next tires to a shop (expensive).
Dang, wish it was easy for you... It takes practice... I have been doing that for more than 15 years...
Dobra robota, dobrze wytłumaczone jak zrobić wymianę opony.
Pozdrawiam
You’re welcome!
hey hello my friend i am turkish erhan i watch your videos super you are a good person 😀
That trick with the strap is the best👍
😄👍🏼
Great video with awesome tips, thanks Mitch!
You’re welcome😄👍🏼
your vidoes are so relaxing! thx for the info
Great ! No crappy music .
No need!
I try to make all my videos as good and easy to follow as yours. This was great. I've only ever done it on bicycles before lol. Hope your wrist is okay. PS: Vespa LX, nice! I'm on a Vespa S.
😁🤙🏼🤙🏼
The way you're doing it is much less labor-intensive than the way that I did it one time, I mounted a scooter tire myself once, I used 3 screwdriver and a ratchet strap, removing the tire was easy enough, but mounting the new one was one of the hardest jobs I've ever done in my life, I had to use three big flat-head screwdrivers to get it on the rim, and I used the strap to push the bead out so that it would hold air, needless to say after that pain, I now take my tires to a shop for mounting
👍🏼 if you do more often then it will be so easy, I can get it done 5-10 minutes after many practices
Listening to nature in background i recon your an Aussie.👍👌
When rope or hose is between rim and tire, is easier put iron to gap in tightest section. Rope also help pull tire out against leg on rim. Wipe soap off before inflating.
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Hope life is treating you well brother always great to see a new vid from you ! travel well
Thank you so much! Life is crazy lately but hopefully soon settle down 😅 hope you doing good!
No bla bla bla and a lot of facts. Thanks, excellent and useful video.
No problem! 🤙🏼
If is hard to get bead to seat on the rim, valve stem hole give bigger opening to get more air in. When stem is inside with string to pull it in hole. Use high pressure and large , short hose.
👍🏼👍🏼
Tarzan the scooter man of the jungle lol.. that's the vibe I got from watching
😂😂😂
Thanks for this very interesting video!
😄🤙🏼
Ah, so that's how you install your Dyna Beads... that's way cooler... Thanks, Mitch... 👍🏼
😄👍🏼👍🏼
Great job
You solve my problem
Thanks
😁🙌🏼🙌🏼
... you make always a good job
Thank you so much!
Glad to see u back brother
Thank you! 😄🙌🏼
Great job and content as always👍
Thank you 🤙🏼
Good job 👍
Thanks 👍
Hello there,
Super video!
Do have a question though:
Where can i find the values on how tight the brake disc should be tightened on the front wheel?
Thanks!
Maybe find a forum with scooter enthusiasts for the same brand/type of scooter that. you own. These Forums are really helpful and people are usually nice, and would be happy to share that info with you if they have it. Sorry, that's all I can offer unless. you want to tell us what kind of scooter you have ?
Another great video, Mitch! Do you put 2oz in each tire for the PCX wheels too? I noticed the link in the description is for 2oz rear and 1oz front.
hey thanks John, shoot I didn't realize that... I just changed the link... new link with 2 front 2 back :) I used that way
@@MitchsScooterStuff Thanks! Keep up the great work. Your videos really help me learn and save money on my PCX!
Another tip... clip a pair of mole grips on the rim when putting tyre back on so you don't have to keep your knee on it 😁
You are right. But very few people keep tyre lever at home, not to talk about mole grips. Also sometimes the old tyre sticks to rims and it requires hammer and tyre lever to separate tyre from rims( One can use C clamps or mole grips to press the tyre)
THK YOU SO MUCH,FOR THE VIDEO !!
😄👍🏼
Thnx for sharing this video!
You’re welcome!
Great videos.... this video help me a lot. Thanks. I don't need my wife help now.
😁🙌🏼🙌🏼
Mahalo brada 🤙🏽🤟🏽
Great video Mitch where do you get the blue rim guards?
Thanks! I have link in description box below the video 🤙🏼
Brilliant thanks 😎
Do the wheels need balancing or doesn't it matter
Great video!
Thanks Jean!
Question if you dont have an eleectric air tire inflator only a manually push pump air inflator how can you pop up the bead inside???
Been there before... just bring tire to car tire shop, they will do that for you in less than 5 seconds with no charge :)
Take it to a petrol station and use the air pump there
I don't have a compressor, so I tried the tie strap method with no success. I'd seen other redneck videos using starter fluid and grill lighter method. I was a bit apprehensive, but I was successful. Sprayed just a little bit of starter fluid inside the tire, then lit 'er up. Small pop, and it set the beads perfectly. I then let it sit for a few minutes without the valve stem which I'd removed, and everything was all good.
Good Job man...👊🏻
no joke ended up getting those type tire tools myself because a big flat head screw driver doesn't cut it.
Thanks ✌
Nicely done man
Appreciate it!
오랜만에 비디오가 올라왔네요
아주 잘 봤습니다.
자가정비에 도움이 많이 됩니다
안전운전 하세요~^^
😁🙌🏼
Great no B.S. video. Thank you 🙂
Anytime man!
Na hola.... I'm surfing around and stumble across Mitch's Scooter stuff. Thought you are still busy with Kona. You are quite versatile. I'm also in the process of getting a Peugeot Elyseo 50 running again. Maintenance backlog without end, I tell you. Well, then I will delve into your scooter videos. Oh yes.... still waiting to see when Kona is finally finished. Or is he already finished and you are already enjoying him in Hawaii? Give my regards to your wife, unknown.
Greetings from Germany, the birthplace of the VW.
Aloha! Yes busy with Kona and scooters and other stuff in life haha. Kona is not ready yet but getting so close 😅 that’s awesome did you get Peugeot scooter, how is it?
@@MitchsScooterStuff What can I say Mitch... I'm still busy building up the Peugeot Elyseo 50, unfortunately I don't have a garage where I could work on it in winter. So it will all have to wait until the temperatures are in the comfortable range. However, I'm done with the electrics, a new exhaust is in place and if the weather permits (lots of rain here at the moment) I'll install the cleaned Gurtner carburetor and hope that the Diva will then run. If she does, I'll also give her new tires... And then, let me have fun ....😉Maybe, but only maybe I'll install a 70 cc cylinder kit and optimize the variator 😁
Greetings from Germany, the birthland of VW
PS: Kona looks chic
Great video . Has anyone ever used tube type on tubeless rim? . Also why not blue thread locker red is extreme :) nice professional job mitch . I have been watching your videos 10 years now!
Thanks! Wow 10 years! Very cool!
Never heard anybody used inner tube in tubeless rim 🤷🏼♂️ any reasons?
Yes I used blue loctite, not red 😄👍🏼
@@MitchsScooterStuff I meant the other way around . Using a tube type tire on a tubeless rim with no tube . .. and yeah almost ten years . I still have my vino!!!
Very good job.
Thank you! Cheers!
I like the tropical birds, what country are you located? Sounds like the Philippines.
He's in Hawaii
Maui 🤙🏼
Thanks for the great video. Why are you wearing a wrist brace? Hope the VW bus is looking good. Look forward to your next videos.
😄👍🏼 wrist brace, slept wrong 😆 old injury came back from wakeboarding years ago… but healed 🙏🏼 bus is doing good… restoration is paused for a bit. Have a good weekend
How much do you think the Dyno Beads help? I've never seen these before!
I have been using Dyna beads over 10 years ... They do very well just like weights that sticks on the wheels
At 5.05 you can engage one lever and hammer out one side of tyre. It will come out easily.
Good tip🙌🏼🙌🏼
Wow, thank you for the informative information
Is it possible to change the radiator and gasket?
You’re welcome!
Oh yes, with cold engine… drain the coolant fluid before doing that
@@MitchsScooterStuff RUCKUS zoomer
Radiator replacement video available?
Changing out the tire was insanely easy for me. But getting a tubeless tire bead to sit Ive worked on for 2 fu-ing whole days. I’m taking it to a shop.
Oh dang! Shop normally don’t really charge for putting air to pop bead in… did you take it in yet ?
hi,
a piece of information:
the direction of rotation between the front and rear wheels must be different?
that is, the front one in the direction of travel and the rear one not?
then what are those balls that you inserted in the tire and what are they for?
thanks a lot
Hey, both front and rear tires with arrow going same way forward. If you see an arrow on tire at bottom that look like going backward but really it is going forward.
Balls are called Dyna beads… I have link in description box to check it out … they are for self balancing
ty so much you`ve helped me !! happy new year 2025!!
Happy New Year to you too! 😄 happy to help! 🙌🏼
Hi handsome, you installed a $100 USD Michelin tire on, you must reinstall the tire with a new metal scooter valve stem 90 ' , and apply x trem bead sealer on both sides of the rim.
👍🏼👍🏼😉
Great video and great tips - thank you!
Anytime!!
ありがとう、役に立ったです。かこいいねキミ、いかすよ!!!最高です。またよろしくお願いいたします。
Mitch, what are your thoughts on the 2023 Yamaha Zuma. Is it a good reliable scooter worth the cost? I was thinking of buying a new one and wanted your opinion since you have a lot of experience with scooters. Nothing used ever seems to be available.
Hey, zuma is very good scooter, I have 2014 model and love it! The new zuma is weird looking haha 😆 keep eye on Facebook for used one if you want different looking zuma
how do you know how many wheel balancing beads you need per wheel. or is it one pack per wheel
2 oz on each
what do you recommend if I dont have a high powered air compressor like you? Will a 12 volt air compressor or a manual foot pump or bicycle pump work?
That air compressor is so expensive =[
I would suggest stop by car tire shop, my friends did that no problem 😉
Do any of your scooters have a tire with an inner tube? I'd love a video on changing one of those
Yeah I have Honda spree but it’s in storage right now, not sure when I will work on it 🤔😆
17 inch moped tires are easier as their larger size are more stretchy n flexible. 👍✌️
12 or 14 inch scooter tires smaller are less stretchy. 😅 Unless its a soft compound then it's easier. 🤭
4:25 Rope loop help pull it over the lip.
👍🏼👍🏼
Hey Mitch I have a 2005 elite any suggestions on how to add cup holders?
Hey, which Elite ? 80cc?
@@MitchsScooterStuff yes sir 2005 80cc
Perfekt thanks👍👍
Anytime! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Hey bro im so hapey to see your vidéo tnks
It's my pleasure
If the old tire is going in the trash anyway, you can also simply use a knife.
Get the air out first though seriously, stabbing a filled tire and instantly pulling the knife out is gonna knock your ears out
Yes release air first then stab the tire 😁
انا محمد من العراق ارجوا منك ان تجيبني على سؤالي كم هو سعر بوشة وبستم هذا محرك
Nice 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
from manila 🇵🇭
thanks 😄🙌🏼
How long did it take you to do it?
5-10 minutes but I have been doing this for many years
Suspect leaving it in the sun for 15mins has more effect in Hawaii than it would in the UK!
Ahh haha yes, I was going to say in video about use hair dryer or heat gun to warm it up… possible in oven too 😂😆
I put in oven 50°c
Ottimo video questo sistema di bilanciatura è usato anche per le auto, unico inconveniente quando ci si ferma si sente un rumore di sfere ce cadono per pochi secondi cosa normale, ti seguo sempre un saluto Gek al prossimo video
Thank you!
Oh yeah it’s funny to hear beads running down to the bottom at stop 😂
I have everything on this list except the bead breaker, can I do it without it or do I need to spend the 60 plus dollars on this tool?
you can get 'em cheaper than that. C clamps help too
a small sledgehammer on the tire works too. Use care not to hit the rim
@@johnbowman476 as a matter of fact that is exactly what I had to do last time whackin away using a foot pump!!
@@moss8448 Lol!
Like Moss or John said that works 👍🏼👍🏼
Nao precisas esperar ao sol.
Depois de vazio o pneu , se colocares o teu peso sobre o pneu ( pisas o pneu) e ele descola da jante.
Hmm ok, up to you 😁👍🏼 sun help warm up the tire for easier install, cold tire is stiffer 👍🏼
My old tire has a yellow dot aligned with the valve but the new tire doesn't have a dot does that also not matter you only mentioned the red dot
Align red to valve stem
Hey Mitch, unrelated to tires, can you recommend a muffler as it seems Leo Vince has discontinued support for the AN400? Great videos and thanks!
And thanks for the info about dynabeads. I'd never heard of them before, but the next time I change my Burgman's tires I'll use them!
Oh no I didn’t know Leo Vince stopping making them 😣 maybe try Yoshimura or MIVV?
Dyna beads yeah! 😁🙌🏼
Hi, Mitch. I have Piaggio MP3 250. They say that you can put a variator on it Malossi Suzuki Burgman 400, and the scooter will become faster. Can you tell me if that's true?
Hmmm I am not sure if the fitting will work? Who are they?
What if there is no sun, should I make a bbq outside to make the fire more flex?
I take the tire to bed, in the morning it will be all warmed up and soft
I like that idea!
Low setting in drill maybe hmm or cuddle with it in bed 😅
素晴らしい！
Thank you so much! 😊
Yeah question, mine doesnt catch air. Like i have it and its on the rim on 1 side but the other side is off and it wont catch air
Use ratchet strap, it will help
@@MitchsScooterStuff thanks, i got a couple of buddies of mine and together we fixed it!
had a guy once spray some starter fluid in the tire and hit it with a lighter...bang .. sealed.
@@teddemanz1373 😄👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@moss8448 haha yeah saw some people do that but I don’t want to put people in risk 😆
좋은 영상! 훌륭함
Mahalo!
Mitch, Is there a special wheel puller for a LX50 Vespa?
Hey, no not really, I have video how to remove / install lx wheels on my channel 🤙🏼
15:21 “info about dyna beads in description below”
But it’s not
in the video description there is a link for the dyna beads .
I'm guessing my little tiny bicycle tyre levers aren't going to work DOH!!! Great tutorial though : )
😂😂👍🏼
Leaving it in sun is great trick, on cloudy days I've use heat gun to warm it up...
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And now I know ! 🏆🇨🇦
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Türkiye den selamlar harikasın
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