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[[What can I do if I get a flat out on the road?]] | |||
[[How long do tires last?]] | [[How long do tires last?]] | ||
[[How can I change the tires by myself?]] | [[How can I change the tires by myself?]] | ||
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[[How can I balance the tires by myself?]] | [[How can I balance the tires by myself?]] | ||
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[[Do taller/wider tires work better than the stock sizes?]] | |||
[[How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?]] | |||
[[I think my tire is losing air.]] | [[I think my tire is losing air.]] | ||
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[[I want to mount up bigger wheels.]] | [[I want to mount up bigger wheels.]] | ||
[[When are tires "too old?"]] | |||
[[I am having trouble putting my bike on its centerstand...]] | [[I am having trouble putting my bike on its centerstand...]] | ||
Revision as of 02:33, 22 July 2006
What tire makes are available that fit the 250?
What tire pressures should I use?
What sort of pressure gauges are available?
What can I do if I get a flat out on the road?
How can I change the tires by myself?
A mounting & balancing pictorial
How can I balance the tires by myself?
Do 120-width tires really work better on the rear?
Do taller/wider tires work better than the stock sizes?
How do I raise the front fender to fit a 110-width tire?
I think my tire is losing air.
Greasing the axles & wheel bearings
I want to remove the paint from my wheels for a polished look.
