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Thanks to Steve for taking time out of his busy schedule and coming out to my place and taking my wheels off and putting them back on! And letting me use his front stand in the meantime! And thanks to Mao for putting my tires on for me in record time! And for not letting your puppy eat me in the process! :lmao: You guys both ROCK!!! :bow

I finally rode to work today and broke my new tires in and they are AWESOME!

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!
 
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Glad to be of service. Remember to keep an eye on your tire pressure, especially in this weather.
 
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I just demounted and mounted tires. Rickster I am no longer using the crappy Harbor Freight setup. NoMar, it's so easy a caveman can do it.

Not bad for a manual changer. Scratch free and fast.
 
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LMFAO those definately are not PP CT2 cause you had a hell of a time doing mine. And dammit Mao get some new Latex gloves those look like the ones you used to do mine. Heck stop by my house i have about 400 boxes of Nitrile gloves you can take
 
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Nice work lads - Proud to call you both friends
 
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code2medic said:
LMFAO those definately are not PP CT2 cause you had a hell of a time doing mine. And dammit Mao get some new Latex gloves those look like the ones you used to do mine. Heck stock by my house i have about 400 boxes of Nitrile gloves you can take
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Actually they were. I used the wrong technique mounting your tires. Like I said you were the guinea pig. Next time you come here, you will see the magic. I got my technique down now.

Those are cotton gloves with rubber pads. They work. But I'll take you up on those gloves. I'll call you tomorrow. GarageMao runs on donated goods.
 
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maoisn said:
I just demounted and mounted tires. Rickster I am no longer using the crappy Harbor Freight setup. NoMar, it's so easy a caveman can do it.

Not bad for a manual changer. Scratch free and fast.
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Mao...I finally gave Grasshopper my HFT setup....it worked fine...except for me mounting the tires backyards :doh Seem it took me an hour to mount 2 tires, finally I go pissed gave the set up to Nick...and pay Jim $20 a rim to mount...he has the automatic setup, that thing rocks!
 
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I would use Jim he was closer to the city. $20 a rum is a bargain. My HF setup went to another CLSB member here. The thing worked, just not well.
 
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Did Caizer piss on your bike?:laughing: BTW, i'm out of gloves homie.
 
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