how do i take the rear wheel off my kawasaki krl650 in order to replace the tires? Do i need a center stand?
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I am not trying to be a smart a** when I say this but if you dont know how to even get the bike up to take the tire off you might want to let someone else do it. You do not want any problems with the tires while screaming down the road.
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Put it up on the center stand so the back wheel is off the ground. \n\nStart the bike. Pull in the clutch, and put it in 1st gear. let the clutch out slowly. The bike is now standing there with the back wheel turning. \n\nHold the oil can spout over the moving chain and spray a steady stream of oil for a short while to make sure the whole chain gets oiled.
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You can put some nice size tires on there, just make sure you have enough power to turn them over.
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You need a bike pump.  I use the foot pumps theyre the best for me.  Just attach the valve on the pump to the little valve (with the cap off) on the bike tire and pump.  Easy.  ;]  Bike pumps are like 20 bucks or so.  Maybe less.  Check Target.
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Please check www.blueskycycling.com  The Kenda TOMAC Nevegal  ( about $33 ) 2.1 is a race-proven rear tire---used by pro rider Eric Carter!  Or try the Hutchinson Python Airlight ( $ 20) from Price Point ( www.pricepoint.com )----Hammer bro!
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check this link . it may be help ful .\nwww.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4634180\nwww.bonthronebikes.co.uk/help/how-to-build-and-assemble-a-bike
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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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No, it's the torque that'll pop the wheelie for you. You'll just need balance.
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Hello,\n\nI would suggest ebay or craigslist.  I have put the craigslist link below.  Find you state, It's free to post. Just make sure you specify the range of tires you have, a price or state if you would like them to make offers, your email address and the fact that they can pick them up or that you will only ship (whichever you are leaning towards). You can also call mechanics in your area. I just got 2 good used tires through my mechanic at a great price and paid him for labor.  They may take some off your hands for their customers.\n\nGood Luck
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If you find out, tell me. I have the exact same bike and my chain just broke. I went to the local bike shop and they want $25 for the chain. They also said they probably woud recomment changing the front gears too, since both parts usually wear out at the same time. That's going to be another $50 with labor. Go to the Mongoose bike website, they might have the info on size there.
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Great way to learn a tailwhip is learn them on the ground..all you have to do is go very slowly,, stand on the left side (both feet) maybe one on pedal, one on peg..then as your rolling , hit the brakes and put your right foot on top of your tire but not straight into your taire, step on it with an agle to your foot and use your heel at the same time to push the bikes rear end around to the right, then pump back on the handlebars slightly but keeping your balance as the rear swings around, pulling back on your bars keep sthe rear of the bike from hitting the ground when straight in front of you., once you learn to pull back a bit on your bars the bike will swing arounf better. Just practice the foot angle when you place it onto your tire(against the forks). Then as the bikie comes around, you take your left foot which is already dangling and place it on the right pedal or whatevers comfortable place for you to stop the rotation and be able to ride out of it.
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Sure, just make sure you get new spokes (of the correct length) and nipples.  It's a generally bad idea to re-use old ones, and besides there is probably a slight length difference between your old rim and the new one. \n\nIf you're gonna do this yourself and have never done it before, save yourself a lot of time, headaches, and emergency room visits, and read the book "The Bicycle Wheel" by Jobst Brandt. Amazon has it I think.  Just follow his instructions exactly and you'll have a great wheel.\n\nGood luck,\nScott
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Here's the straight dope from Park Tools:\n\nhttp://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=100\n\nIt's one of life's little joys changing a tire.
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You have a lot of questions here, as far as the brakes, normally all you need is metric allen wrench's. As far as the shock you should go to Fox website to get the info you need. You need to figure out your sag and your weight to make some of the adjustments. Then is the shock air or coil over. It it is coil over you may need a heavier or lighter spring out it may be just right.\nAs far as tires it depends on the type of riding that you will be doing. Will it be X/C, downhill or freeriding.\n\nwww.foxracingshox.com\n\nRight back with the type of riding that you will be doning.
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i have 3 that i am selling, but i am in VA. sorry, if you want tocome this way to pick them up, its $50 a bike, they need new tubes and are from korea. IF you get all 3, its $100\n\nI CAN'T SHIP, SORRY
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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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Check out this photo for proper chain configuration-\n\nhttp://152.10.254.216/images/Shimano_XTR_derailleur0_DSC.jpg