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How to Remove and remount the rear tire?
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finless
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I made a video.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?78102-Replacing-the-rear-tire-on-your-Spyder-Video
Please see people notes about removing the hub. Some car places can do it without removing the hub but you may still have to remove the brake disk. My video shows how to remove the hub but turned out I did not need to had I gone to a different care tire place with newer equipment.
Yes you can use a bubble balancer but being on how accurate they are, most use balance beads.
Bob
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?78102-Replacing-the-rear-tire-on-your-Spyder-Video
Please see people notes about removing the hub. Some car places can do it without removing the hub but you may still have to remove the brake disk. My video shows how to remove the hub but turned out I did not need to had I gone to a different care tire place with newer equipment.
Yes you can use a bubble balancer but being on how accurate they are, most use balance beads.
Bob
SailnDive
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How do balance beads work? I used a bubble balancer for years on my 140 mph 1000 lb formula car so I trust that it will be OK for the Spyder. If the tire shop can spin balance I'll try that.
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