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I decided with all of the cold and rain we are having, might as well change the front tire on the bike. I pulled it this afternoon from the bike with the intention of changing the tire tomorrow. I got bored tonight and ended up pulling the old tire, cleaning the rim and installing the new tire tonight. First one I have changed the tire on. In the past, I pulled the wheel and took it to someone to change. Bearings felt good. Repacked them. I'll balance it tomorrow and reinstall it. It actually was a lot easier than I thought it would be.

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I was going to take this one to a shop but decided I might need to change it on the road so I better practice. I might take the rear to the shop then.

 

Nothin to it Money,, just gotta remove a few more items to get at it.. IMHO,, you hit the nail on the head (no pun intended - nail/flat tire) about handling a flat tire on the road,,, practice makes perfect for that moment in time when a flat happens!! If you can do a front, you can do a rear..

Up front info on the rear,, there is a washer/spacer on the axle that goes against the rear caliper mount,, remembering whether that goes against the swingarm or rear wheel is the hardest part of the whole project..

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