Posted by old on August 25, 2008 at 22:27:07 from (4.244.6.151):
In Reply to: Dismounting rear tires posted by Michael price on August 25, 2008 at 20:23:02:
For some one like me its 1-2 hour to do but for some one who never done it it can be a night mare. first off you need the right tools at around $100-150. Then you need the knowledge of how its done which also takes time to learn. Drop me an e-mail and I can scan a page from an NAA owners manual that will help fill in the blank. By the way doing it can if you do something wrong take off your head and I'm not joking about this tires can and will kill you if done the wrong way. Not to scare you but to help you know it can be unsafe with out the right info. I've been doing tires since I was 16 or so and that was a few decades ago
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