God, tubeless tyres can be a sweat sometimes

^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^

I've been riding for about the same time and owned well over 150 bikes.
I have changed a couple of tyres by hand in the past, but since I moved
out of the dark ages and can afford to have a man fit my tyres for me,
I've left it to professional tyre fitters. TOG is a journalist, not a
professional tyre technician or fitter, you thick septic ****-dribble.

 

YES...bastards.

oh and judging by the bent tyre lever...you need to get laid.

 

btdt...but the tube was the correct size. ONLY going a nominal
65-70mph when the front tube split in twain crossways no less. The
entire tube ended up in one lump...makes for an interesting hop on the
front end. Rather a non-event imho.

 

LOL you ignorance and incompetance knows no bounds does it pedarast?

 

Lozzo, don't lump that sack of worthless impotent, child chasing, goat
fucking shit with the rest of us. He is a racist and an abomination of
nature...unfortunately we are too civilized to kill him out of hand
then hang the corpse along side the main road into town.

 

Can't you simply chase him to the top of a cliff, and knock him over
the edge with a "non-lethal munition"?

It's all the rage in LA, I hear.

 

Not sporting enough...were it me they'd just drop him in denali with a
swiss army knife (the itty bitty one) and declare open season.

I wouldn't know about that silicon enhanced cess pit. 8^) As far as
you can prove.

 

I'm no professional, but I found manually mounting a ME880 on a the
front rim of a 79' GL1000 was an utter bitch, for me any way. Oh and
yes you have to use a tube with them.

 

Where do you get this "we" shit?

Do you have a retarded homosexual hamster in your keister?

 

A professional tire mechanic has *zero* problems with mounting any
type of tire because he knows what he's doing.

I have personally mounted B-52 bomber tires that stand six feet tall.

 

BOY mister you sure do LIE like a mother fucker don't you?

 

Naturally when one has the blood I do one has a habit of speaking
thusly. Something chattle like yourself is not capable of
understanding.

No, that is YOUR hamster in YOU ass. Sheesh Goatse, can't you keep
track of your pets?

 

failing at correcting anothers correct spelling does not make you the
centre of attention, rather it points out what a pedantic prig you
are. 8^)

 

Grouch ;-)

 

Shortly after getting the Tiger, I replaced the rear tyre. Same
problem.

How can someone not notice the tube is too big, when it had to be
folded, before fitting the tyre?

 

They didn't care. Had this with a Honda CB500T I flogged to a mate:
some genius had folded a 19" tube to fit in the 18" tyre, and it split
along the fold, spectacularly, as he was doing about 60mph two-up. I'd
never checked because, hell, it had a decent rear tyre, and who tries
to stuff a tyre with the wrong size tube anyway?

Nothing surprises me about bodgers these days. Every btime you think
you've seen it all, someone comes up with a new one.

 

Oh come on who hasn't used a 17" tube in an 18" rim....

 

That's because you don't know what you're doing.

Trained tire technicians know *exactly* what they are doing and can
mount the new tire with minimal tools and they don't scratch or nick
the rim, or *bend* the tire lever.

 

8^) See my post early.

 

Fantasizing again I see...your meds are off again.

Oh you keep trotting that rotting lie out...still wont make it true.