Rear Wheel Removal Tip

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This has nothing to do with rear wheel removal. It is a modified BLT called an LGBTQ because it has queo and guacamole, GQ. It has the energy required for rear wheel removal. That is brea melted into the bacon aiding the wheel removal process.
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Okey Dokey, won’t touch that with a 50 ft pole. Even if I could lift a 50 ft pole 😂
 
I once had to use a zip tie on a bike, bummer.
Nine inches is fine as long as she cannot reach all the way around it with one hand.
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Cat is out of the bag. Wife went into the middle bedroom. All she said was please clean it up and nothing about the tires. I guess she figured that was fruitless.
 
Cat is out of the bag. Wife went into the middle bedroom. All she said was please clean it up and nothing about the tires. I guess she figured that was fruitless.
Here is a funny or not so funny one depending on how you look at it. My wife asked me (just before she left) “are you doing something with your bike? I see it is upside down. I said I am changing the tires. I thought you saw the tires when you went into the room then ask me to please clean it up. She said ‘ No I saw it was a mess and turned and walked out. 🙄🙄😁😁
 
Ok, I got the front tire replaced with the Kenda Cursor. That was a much better experience this time. I did like I did when I put the stock tire back on after that disaster of a tire attempt by having the tube inside and lightly inflated. I used a hair drier to soften the rubber and sprayed the beads. Use a bike/motorcycle tier bar on part to get it started and at one point just my hands. It is back on, had to adjust the brake unit on the wheel to reposition the brakes and it spins freely with no noise. I used the original tubes that have the Flat out in them and saving the 2 I bought for future if needed. I am very happy so far with the results. I will do the other tomorrow. My wife came home tonight instead of tomorrow and complained of the rubber smell (due to heating the tire etc) so told her I would finish tomorrow. My 26 x 4 knobby tires that came on the bike only have 60 miles or so on them and no punctures as I rode on street mostly so will keep them until I get to test ride the bike at some point this week then she wanted me to sell them. I may keep them in the box the Kenda’s came in for future used. You never know what tomorrow brings.
 
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