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| #1  18-Nov-2005, 09:58 | ||||
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| Getting the tyres off the wheels... Can I do it by myself? Just by buying a cheap tool which can even be used by very simple French guys  A friend told me that I must avoid to keep my set of new tyres in my garage (where the temperature can be below 0) cause it was bad for them. As I don't think Julie will accept the wheels in the flat, I may be able to hide the tyres under the bed. But first I must get them off the wheels... Any idea   |
| #2 18-Nov-2005, 10:02 | |||
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| Naaaahhh Tonio.....wheel the whole shooting match into the bedroom, dripping oil, the lot....put it on its paddock-stand and dream about sunny days and DD exploits! She'll love you for it  Andy #99 p.s. Who told you that baloney about freezing temparatures anyway? . |
| #3 18-Nov-2005, 10:04 | ||||
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| Tonio, they are better kept in a warm humid temperature - such as in the bathroom mate. Can hang them from the shower rail if you have one, so they are out of your way for the winter. C  |
| #4 18-Nov-2005, 10:12 | ||||
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My coach  A friend who used to race in 600 Supersport. Anyway thanks for the advice Andy, I'll think about it |
| #5 18-Nov-2005, 10:13 | ||||
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Cheers Charlotte. But no idea of how I can get them off the wheels? |
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