Motorbike Tyre Bead Breaking Without Tools

There are many ways to break the bead of a motorbike tyre and they all involve a lever. You can use two bits of wood, a shovel, etc. This was my interpretation. I decided to drill a hole in a piece of wood to allow a length of pipe to slip through. I believe this offers a more stable lever. Anyway it works quite well and I used my cars hitch point to lever against but you can use almost anything.

[@user-xm5pr9ot6o]

8 year old video,,, love it. Thanks for the tip bro !

[@34979Charlie]

Glad to see you got it done before the owner of that car came back from shopping ...Lol

[@qwertyqwerty3133]

Cool, Thanks for the tip!

[@TheBraveheart55]

Great idea!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!

[@TheHeywoodclan]

Simple but effective. Thanks for posting, I'll give this method a try this week. Cheers

[@sproulman1]

Spray dish soap first along bead

[@vicbat7026]

man thats my ol friend PALANCAAAA

[@telabib]

I'll have to borrow my neighbors car.

[@badtensioner]

It is easy this side of the tire when the other side is not broken yet. I wish you show the breaking of the bead on the other side when the other side is already lose. Does it slip back?

[@desotopete]

Nice. Glory hole method.

[@stevenc8140]

This is EASY!?

[@gunlover1955]

Put a little dish soap on it and they come right off

[@34979Charlie]

Contains salt .. windex is better

[@angeldelgado259]

Echale, WD40 Y RAPIDO DESPEGA.

[@Master-di4di]

You said no tools? lol.

[@Photostudioww]

Master9 haha alot of people on CZcams say that then they use tools.

[@Moontanthefirst]

Misleading title really. " I'll just use these handy items I found lying around the car park where I happened to have my bike wheel" ummmm, ok then.