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I haven't done this myself, but this looks like a pretty good method:

http://www.customfighters.com/forums/sh ... post944475

I need to change my rear tire on my dirt bike, I might try this tomorrow. I'll report back with how it goes.

getting time to replace my front tire... I usually pay a guy $20 who has all the proper tools, but this seems like it could save me some cash.

Anybody tried this yet?

Couldn't get it to work on my dirt bike, between having a tube and how ridiculously thick the tire was, I just took it to a shop.

maddiedog wrote:Couldn't get it to work on my dirt bike, between having a tube and how ridiculously thick the tire was, I just took it to a shop.

Decent tyre levers should sort out a tubed off road tyre

Once had a police motorcyclist pull over and fix a puncture by hand at the side of the road. I thought he was going to stop me for riding off road on the land next to me. Top bloke. Fixed it without really saying a word and then sped off leaving half a dozen spotty teenagers in awe

I wonder if a G clamp is a simple solution to breaking the bead.

I put my wheel on the lawn, put the blade of a garden spade on the bead and jumped on the spade.
Bead off in less than half a jiffy.
Tyre removed from rim with Draper 450mm tyre lever.