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General Outline of Video
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Remove valve cap and rotate the tire until the valve is at the top |
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| From the top of the tire, pinch the beads together and push them well down into the rim. This allows the tire iron to fit easily between the bottom of the rim and both tire beads. |  |
| Slide the tire iron under both beads and force the tire off of the rim.
Using your hands remove the tire the rest of the way.
Remove the tube from the tire. |
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| Using your hands inspect the rim and the inside of the tire for sharp
objects
Partially inflate the tube and insert it into the tire, lining up the valve with a mark on the tire for proper balance. Note: Some enthusiast recommend using talc on the tube before inserting it into the tire.
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With the valve lined up with the top of the rim insert it into the valve stem hole on the rim and once again pinch the to beads together and well down into the rim. Work your way around forcing both beads at the same time into the rim. Be careful not to pinch the tube between the tire and the rim
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Inflate slowly, keeping molding line an equal distance from the rim Inflate to 35lbs. |
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