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Motion
Pro's "Bead Buddy"
by Keith
Ratchford
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everyone has a factory ride so most people spend
a lot of time changing tires, and if you have
any time commitments such as school or work,
time spent working on your bike is time lost
riding. Enter Motion Pro and their Bead Buddy to
help you get that tire changed and back on the
track.
The Bead Buddy
provides that third hand that you can always use
while working those tire irons. When you are
installing a tire, simply hook it on a spoke and
it holds the tire on the rim while you work the
tire iron around the rim towards the Bead
Buddy.
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Instead
of the tire popping off the rim on one end as
you put it on the other end, the tire stays in
place on the rim and lets you use two hands to
get the job done. Motion Pro also says it will
help in removal by forcing the tire down in the
rim center and making it easier to get the tire
iron in. As far as removal goes I don't have
much problem with that and I didn't find the
Bead Buddy did much, it shined on the
installation end of things. Now, if you are
already the master of the tire change you
probably won't find a Bead Buddy helps you that
much but if you are struggling a bit with those
tires I say get one for sure, every bit helps
and it looks trick in the toolbox. |
Keith Ratchford is a
pretty cool guy from New Brunswick who races
Intermediate and Vet in the CMRC Atlantic region.
Fox Hollow 2001
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