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>>>> Hell Mike, since you have a tire machine, you could mount tires for us at a >>>> reduced price.  - Hide quoted text ->>>> - Show quoted text - >>> That's what I'm thinking! >>> I'm needing tire changes on the Hurricane and need it quick! I'll get >>> the tires and be over at Mike's place this week...tx.moto discount of >>> course! :-) >> I HATE doing it. I bought the HF mounter for $39 on sale plus a couple >> irons. Paid for it after about 2 tire changes. I don't do a perfect job >> not slightly scarring my rims (use rim savers, etc...). GoldWing tires >> are like doing car tires manually. UGH! Works best when u set the tires >> in hot Texas sun for a while, but that's a different topic But still >> HATE it. >> >> -- >> Regards >> >> Mikewww.MotorCycleRiderDataBase.com- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - > > Does that mean the discount tire mounting is out? > > ****, now I'll have to call and cancel that order on new tires...I > hope they don't charge a restock fee! > > easier when it reaches 110 degrees. Wait til then.... -- Regards Mike www.MotorCycleRiderDataBase.com |
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