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5. | Dec 12, 2013

While a bike tire may look the right size, there are slight vanrtaiois in tire and rim size. Sun tends to make their rims just a tad bit bigger than the average rim which makes it a pain to get the tire on and off.If you don;t have the tire tools then you really should invest in them. They do help a lot and only cost a few bucks. Without a tool, you have to roll the tire onto the rim. Start by getting the tire most of the way onto the rim. Then go to the section that needs to be moved onto the rim and push against it with the palm of your hands. The tire will roll in the direction your are pushing. Keep up a kneading action until the tire finally pops on the rim. Takes a bit of finger muscles to do this.A better alternative is to get kevlar beaded tires. The bead is more flexible than the metal bead. I recommend Sheldon Brown's website for maintenance help.

6. | Dec 10, 2013

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7. | Dec 7, 2013

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9. | Aug 27, 2013

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10. | Aug 23, 2013

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11. | Aug 17, 2013

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