Lamonster's video showing How-To replace the rear tire on the RS is great! On the RS you just loosen the rear fender and roll the rear tire out. On the RTS you can not do this. Can you jack the rear on the RTS high enough to get the tire out from under the trike without having to remove any body parts. I have not notice any comments on this point from the Forums in the past. I would appreciate any feed back. I am hoping to replace my rear tire this week-end.:dontknow::dontknow:
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Does anyone know if you have to remove any rear body parts when removing the RT tire
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KCPete
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Nope...don't have to.
I did mine not long ago, and found this thread valuable.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...my-back-tire-this-weekend&p=534692#post534692
I did mine not long ago, and found this thread valuable.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...my-back-tire-this-weekend&p=534692#post534692
SpyderAnn01
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Jack it up and off comes the tire!
bluestratos
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The air suspension has a linkage that can be damaged so check into the proper proceedure on that if you decide to take the back shock loose which allows you to take the belt off with out messing with the adjusters later.
Bob Denman
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Thanks!:thumbup: It's good to know that before an, "Oh CRAP!" situation rear up and bites you! :shocked:
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