Motorcycle MX Tire Changing Stand

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Motorcycle MX Tire Changing Stand Changing your own tires is like public speaking. Most people are terrified to do it, but those who do will tell you it really isn't that hard if you just get out there and do it every now and then. If you've finally reached the point where you are tired of shelling out dough every time you want to put on that paddle tire, mount up that fresh knobby or just change out your balding street tire. Then it's time to rip off the Band-Aid and just learn to change the rubber yourself. Once you've taken this head-first dive, you will quickly learn there are a few tools out there that will make your life much easier.

Besides a good pair (or trio) of tire irons, a tire changing stand can make things go much smoother. The Motorsport Products Portable Tire Changing Stand can be used on the ground or mounted on top of a table, barrel, or stand, and helps to keep your wheel centered and stable when changing. A lot of professional mechanics on the pro circuits use these, if that's any indication of their usefulness. Any motorcycle wheel 17 inches or larger will fit. Just slip the wheel over the large center bolt and your tire is perfectly centered for knuckle-forgiving changes. This model also features a protruding hex bolt that pokes up through the spokes to keep the wheel from spinning when you are not expecting it.

For the average mechanic, it may seem like overkill. But these stands really do make changing tires quick and easy. If you are serious about changing tires or you have made the commitment to get serious, it's worth the price.

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  1. Motion Pro Tire Changing Irons, Steel | Motorcycle Tools 11″ For ATV & MX Sport Says:
    March 14th, 2011 at 12:31 pm

    [...] If you don't want to have to roll around on the ground while you change that tire, try using this tire changing stand: [...]

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