Thanks for showing it can be done without a $400 changer. I can change tubes fine but want to go with Mousses...but the cost of entry is just too high with the changers.
I despise people that come down on someone who works for the same results they get by paying for shop time... well done. Can you make a video on 2stroke top end rebuild?
Considering we all change mousses in our Garage once in a while we should use tools to make live easy not complicated.Doing it YOUR way will scare any new rider away from using mousses.And you are sweating ??? No need for it. Lolololol
Doing it "my way" saves money and is an encouragement of proof that a mousse really isn't so scary afterall. Anyone who gets scared watching my video shouldn't be riding at all let alone changing a mousse that probably weighs more than they do. Btw I'm sweating because it's 100degrees in that shop. That's what hard work looks like by the way.
Anyone who bends a rotor changing a tire needs a new one, a less Chinese one, or some serious practice and knowledge on the benefits of using a rubber matt. I've been paid to change tires for over six years, probably closing in on 1000 and I've never once bent a disk.
Thanks for showing it can be done without a $400 changer. I can change tubes fine but want to go with Mousses...but the cost of entry is just too high with the changers.
I despise people that come down on someone who works for the same results they get by paying for shop time... well done. Can you make a video on 2stroke top end rebuild?
Considering we all change mousses in our Garage once in a while we should use tools to make live easy not complicated.Doing it YOUR way will scare any new rider away from using mousses.And you are sweating ??? No need for it. Lolololol
Doing it "my way" saves money and is an encouragement of proof that a mousse really isn't so scary afterall. Anyone who gets scared watching my video shouldn't be riding at all let alone changing a mousse that probably weighs more than they do. Btw I'm sweating because it's 100degrees in that shop. That's what hard work looks like by the way.
I think you need a new disc...
Never once bent a rotor
The perfect way to bend your disc my friend.Not the best idea.
Anyone who bends a rotor changing a tire needs a new one, a less Chinese one, or some serious practice and knowledge on the benefits of using a rubber matt. I've been paid to change tires for over six years, probably closing in on 1000 and I've never once bent a disk.