how do you take tire off a dirt bike rim patch the innertube then put it all back together?
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go about removing the old tire ... Motorcycle Tire page - http://www.webbikeworld.com/Motorcycle-tires/motorcycle-tires.htm. Changing A Tube ... html. Tire Plugging/Patching - http://www ...www.clarity.net/~adam/tire-changing-doc.html - 68k - Cached
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Absolutely you can. Ignore the previous person's answer. The one caveat is that you will need to seal the tire as it will have a lot of tiny holes in it because it was not manufactured to hold air without a tube. You can do this by buying a commercial sealant from Stan's NoTubes (www.notubes.com) or mixing it yourself. However home brews are tough so I won't get into that here. You will have a more difficult time seating the bead of a standard tire onto the rim as the tolerances and bead profile are not designed for tubeless use. Nevertheless, it can be done and is really not that difficult. I have been doing this for years and ride on some of the most nasty terrain and I've not had any mishaps.
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depends on what type you have. If it is mechanical with a ball:\n\n- twist the bottom to open\n- take the ball out\n- clean the ball\n- use a cotton swab an rubbing alcohol to cleen the wheels inside.\n- assemble everything back on.
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http://bikeflat.com or ask me. i can tell u how to do some tricks.
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It is best to hire a pro for this but if you must give it a go yourself heres the methods.\n  1=The spokes should be removed. 2- true the wheel 3-reinstall the spokes tightening slowly and carefully. The spokes can alter both the twist of your wheel as well the roundness.Tighten like you would a drum skin meaning not in rotation but opposing noting as well the side of the hub each spoke is fastened this is what will create or eliminate twist.The roundness is controlled by the distribution of torque.You can also eliminate the complete removal of the spokes but will most likly not achieve the same results.
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either a spring/shock combo or coilovers.  be careful that the tires don't rub too much.
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okay it all depends on the situation if u riped open ur tire being the worst case scenario u plainly have to by a new tire an inner tube.\nif u just blew ur tire u have to either patch or get a new inner tube\nto patch ur inner tube u have to first find the hole for this u have to inflate the inner tube then pass it through water looking for air bubles comming out of the inner tube . once u found the whole u just need a patch kit that u can get anywhere where bikes are sold.all u do is apply glue around the area and then aplly a rubber patch then just aplly presure into glue is dry after that re inflate the inner tube and pass through water agian to see if any air bubble are getting out
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First jack up the car. Put the jack under the car frame. Wind the handle to raise the jack which raises the car which raises the flat tire off the ground so you can take it off.\n\nSecond take off the tire. If you have a wheel cover, take it off first. Get the tire iron, fit it to a lugnut. Loosen the lug nut by winding the tire iron counter clockwise. Take all te lug nuts off. Then take the tire off the wheel.\n\nThird put on the spare tire. Put the spare tire on the wheel. Make sure your spare tire is properly inflated (you should check this periodically in case one day you need to use the spare tire). Then install the lugnuts. Put on a lug nut, wind the tire iron clockwise to tighten the lug nut. Make sure each lugnut is on tight (don't want the tire to wobble on the wheel). But also do not over-tighten which would make it difficult to take the tire off when you replace the tire later. If you have a wheel cover, put it back on now.
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Try a bike tube repair kit. It might work.
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Please check out this web site-it should be very helpful:\n\nhttp://www.maxxis.com/Services/how_a_tire_is_made.asp
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Get a bunch of rags and wipe down the entire bike, get as much of the dirt off as you can. For the drive train, get a citrus degreaser and spray down all the parts. Get a rag and scrub all the dirt off the chain, the cassette, and the chain rings. Also get the derailers. After everything is clean and dry lube all the moving parts with your favorite bicycle lube. Every once in a while its a good idea to take all the drive train components off the bike and give them a good solvent bath. It only takes a couple of tools and a little but a add years to your bikes life.
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Place it under your back tires and then shift to reverse.
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You need new bearings, one or more of the ball bearings fell out of the case, if you keep riding like this you could actually damage your rims also, so get new ones a.s.a.p., can you believe this guy below me, I had to edit my answer, because he thinks he knows more than me?, i've been working on BMX style bikes since I was seven years old I'm 27 now, I can put a bike together in 10 minutes from just parts, if it was sand or mud there would be no rattling, maybe a small scratching noise, rattling sound means bad bearing, and they will ruin the inside of your rims, or whatever this guy below me wants to call them, it's happened to me before, you do need bearing grease and new bearings, chances are if you try to reset the old bearing back in, it will eventually fall back out, and i've worked on all brands of bikes, I had at least 50 name brand bikes, Redline, GT, Haro, mongoose, diamond back, trek, fatboy, Elf, Matt hoffman, specialized, gary fisher,etc., so listen to who you want, but this guy don't have twenty somethin' years experience, I say he's BS'n
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My freind Kyle knows how to do this. He had his own at one point.  But he isnt online right now. Im really sorry.. but if you keep this question open for a bit I can get back to you on this. \n\nHe just came online.. and im really sorry but he says it's very hard to explain! I really wish I could help though :(
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BIKE SHOP for the box ,you will have to take off the wheels handle bars, seat, pedals,fit it inside.
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u need to take out the suffing and pull the old out with tweezers
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yes, do you have clincher rims?\nI ride 25x700 tires on Mavic Open Pro rims on both bikes, the Open pro models are clinchers, \n\nracer used sew ups\nthe rim / sew up is lighter\nbut not very pratical if you are a casual rider\nas when you flat out\nyour betteroff carrying a spare sew ups\nand glue\nreparing sew ups is time consuming\nas it changing the sew ups and regluing the spares to the rim ( and a bit messy the first time you ever glue one on ),\nclinchers are easy ( I do not even use tire irons to pull them off much less to put them back on )\n\n\nsew up tires and rims ( they call the rim tubulars ) are lighter, than the clincher set ups, hence why the racers use them, but you can race on clinchers and the open pros are one of the more favored rims for that.