DIY: How to remove inner tube for Xiaomi M365 electric scooter
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2021
- How to hack into the rim to remove the inner tube. This wheel is actually from a Xiaomi M365. But it is the same with many electric scooters with 8.5" tires.
There's something so gratifying about fixing profoundly stupid design decisions in sophisticated tech with such simple yet functionally elegant solutions.
Nicely put! :D
Beautifully stated ❤
Great video and solution to a design issue that has gone almost unnoticed until this point. Always was curious how difficult those angled inner tubes were to change
Again! Great information!
Love your resourcefulness
Man a few years ago I had the same issue on m365...i feel your frustration.
Same here! Cyberbot SpeedXman scooter.
nice
Thanks
I’m getting no psi readings using a portable pump. What does that mean??
If this helps me fix my hover 1 dynamo i will be forever grateful.... Seriously.
I found an easier way: cut off the (rubber) tube away from the metal valve. This way you will get rid of the extra rubber thickness from beneath the valve. Then it is easier to wiggle and get it out
Remove the motor cover, remove plastic grommet, remove inner tube. Reverse the steps to install new inner tube! Have a good day!
I had some problems in getting out the tube, but not so much. The problem now is insert the new valvle back in.... Can't do it
Cut out and remove that plastic insert.
@@vuaeco yup drilled this plastic and a bit of metal too, to widen the hole. Went in smoothly. Thanks
hey, undo the screws on the hub, give the axle on the other side a good couple of hits with a hammer, and you will get space to remove/refit the inner tube no problem. Like your solution too though, if I had a heat gun that's me too.
30 psi in wayy to low, 60-65 psi is the right pressure
I did remove it with a hammer. I didn't need to remove any plastic. But problem is to give it back
You just hammered the tube out? What about inserting it back in?
I got the tube out. The plastic was stopping it from getting the new tube in… so I drilled the plastic lol… so annoying
I hate the tyres on these things. I'm going for solid tyres, I don't care if it's bumpy i'm not changing the tubes again.
Tubeless tire, you don't need to change again
Tubeless tyres still go flat and are a nightmare to change because they need to bead currently on rim to avoid leaks.. stick with air filled tyres they give a better ride overall.
My goodness just hit it with the bolt same size and hammer ang that's it stupidity hits you