How to Change Chinese Scooter Rear Tire
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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I love that you show the real experience. I enjoy your professional tips, your humor, and your advice. I like that you are just trying to help other people. You have great talent. Thank you for sharing! I appreciate that you learned excellent English and I enjoy your accent. This is the best scooter “how-to” that I have seen. Well done!
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This man always present himself clearly, good mechanic.
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As much as I love my scooter I absolutely hate changing tires. Thanks for another great video virberello!!
Hello Larry I know takes long time to change the tire and sometime is better to go to a mechanic but and spend the extra 40 or 60 dollars ah ah ah ah LOL Thank you for watching my video my friend and be safe
A friend and I tried to replace the tire of my honda shadow spirit a few years ago. He was following my lead and I really had no idea what we were doing. I had bought the same tire lever kit with the red pads on amazon as well as the tire. It was so tight that I wound up gouging the rim with the levers and I don't even remember how we got them to seat properly. We tried for hours using starter fluid and a lighter to get it to seat. I did not know about removing the core of the valve to inflate them, or even to replace the valves. Good video.
Hey there! Thanks for sharing your experience with changing the tire on your Honda Shadow Spirit. It sounds like you had quite the adventure! Working on motorcycle tires can indeed be tricky, especially if you're tackling it without much prior knowledge.
I appreciate you watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment. It's totally understandable that these things can be challenging, and sometimes we learn as we go. In case you find yourself working on motorcycle tires again, remember that removing the valve core can make inflating the tire easier, and it's a good practice to replace the valves as well.
If you have any specific questions or if there's anything you'd like more information on, feel free to ask. Happy riding!
My man, can't afford to take it to any shop and i'm down for the pain i mean reward of doing it myself, Thanks! keep the good work up
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brother, can i use a tyre sealant or just go with plain air on my tubeless?@@VirberelloScooterTips
Another great lecture. These videos diminish the distance you feel to these topics when you have someone else do them for you. By the end of the video, I felt all this so much more possible to do by myself.
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I am learning a lot from you. Tomorrow I will change my back tire. I have had them changed at a shop several times but it keeps getting flat or the tire starts to get cracks in the grooves. My scooter looks just like yours so I am going to give it a shot.
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thnx for the vid !!!!my friennd !!! I bought the same replacement tires mmg 2 for 90 $ with the right angle valves !!!!
Hello Cliff I like that tire I think soon I will change the one in front too thank you for watching my video and be safe
You... are amazing. You are like an uncle that trying to teach this nefew how not to F-Up and save some money. All I have to say is... Thank you Tio
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Nice and detailed video as always, thanks. Can you please give some details about shock absorbers? Keep up the great work!
GREAT VIDEO - Thank you so much for showing us how to work on our scooters. I love your channel - it is so informative and I have learned so much. GREAT JOB my friend.
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A bit long...BUT, very helpful...very helpful! I wish this guy was my friend. He seems real nice. ( I do not say this lightly, especially abouy the usual UA-cam video. Most of the time phone-made videos cannot be seen well, the sound is bad, too jerkey, out of focus, wrong or, well, dumb and stupid!) This is a GOOD video! Thanks!! Aditionally, the little lizard in the lower left corner watching too was nice.
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Nice job explaining/demonstrating steps for the DIY community
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Really informative video I have to replace my rear tyre same specifications as yours as well so will aid me in finding the right tools and technique to complete a tyre change also the changing of the shrader valve was mentioned before by my friend and mechanic now to will always replace every time I do a tyre change as the ones I have at the moment are showing signs of deterioration. Great video 🙏🏼 thanks for sharing the knowledge
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Great video. Everything I needed to know. Thanks a lot.
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I replaced my back tire today on my Kymco People 150. When I tell you it is a giant pain in the ass, I'm not joking. I pretty much had to take the whole back half of the bike apart just to get the back wheel off. I've done this before, but today was an absolute nightmare. The bearing in the swingarm refused to come off the axle and took over an hour and a half to finally come off. The next nightmare was getting the old tire off as the bead wouldn’t break. Finally it broke loose and eventually pried it off. At this point, I’m beyond irritated and flung the tire into a wood pile in my yard. Getting the new tire on wasn't as bad, but still fought me. I can 100% say, I'm never doing this again. I just don't have the patience to spend 6 hours installing a damn tire. 0 outta 10, would not recommend. Especially on a mid 2000s Kymco People. My tire of choice was a Michelin City Grip 2. I've had Michelins on most of my scooters and in my opinion, are great tires.
It sounds like you had quite the frustrating experience! Working on bikes can definitely test one's patience, especially when things don't go smoothly. It's great that you were able to persevere and get the job done, even though it took much longer than expected.
Michelin City Grip 2 tires do have a good reputation for their performance and durability, so at least you have quality rubber on your wheels now. Hopefully, you won't have to deal with changing the back tire again anytime soon!
Sometimes these experiences teach us valuable lessons, like maybe it's worth considering professional help for certain tasks in the future. But hey, you've got a story to tell now, right? And who knows, maybe in time, you'll look back on it and laugh (or at least shake your head in disbelief).
Man.....You be cracking me up. You are so thorough. Wow....That is AWESOME!
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Yes michelin i trusted that for more than a year.eversince in my zuma i use the micheline and even my family has a car they uses the michelin and it last morethan a thousand miles especially when you ride rarely like me..
My back tire is really getting bad is there a way to know my moped tire size to replace it.On the side of my tire says 120/70-12 is that my tire size and I love your videos I learned so much watching them
Hello my friend if on the side say 120/70-12 that is the right size but you can also check on line for your scooter brand and and motor cc for tire choices. Thank you for watching my video
Your videos are so nice. Can you do one in italian language? That would make my day.
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I got a screw in my tire and have little money to get a new one!!! Tried to fix it with a rubber plug kit but didn't work... Don't know if my tire has a inner tube inside??? The rim says no inner tube but I really think there is... I took off the tire and I'm going to bring it into my work tomorrow but I'm a steel worker and really don't know where to go for a replacement one and or really how to fix it??? It's for gravel and snowy terrain but also smooth asphalt as well??? I am a new Scooter owner and just really don't know crap LOL... Thanks and ya, would appreciate anything that can help and I really like your videos and thank you 🤘... Been very helpful 😊
I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you're facing with your gas scooter tire. Don't worry; I'll do my best to provide you with some guidance to help you with this situation.
Identify if there's an inner tube: Since the rim says there is no inner tube, it's possible that your gas scooter tire is tubeless. However, to be sure, you can take the tire to your workplace and ask for some assistance from your colleagues or someone who has more experience with scooters or tires. They may be able to confirm whether your scooter has an inner tube or not.
Repairing the tire: If you're confident that your gas scooter has a tubeless tire, you can try repairing it again. Rubber plug kits can be effective when used correctly. Ensure you follow the instructions carefully and insert the plug securely. You may also use a tire sealant to seal the puncture. If the puncture is too large or the tire's sidewall is damaged, the repair might not be possible, and you may need to consider a replacement.
Finding a replacement tire: For a gas scooter tire suitable for gravel, snowy terrain, and smooth asphalt, you'll need an all-terrain tire. First, you should check the tire size, which is usually written on the sidewall of the existing tire. It will look something like "130/60-13" or similar. This information will be crucial when searching for a replacement.
Where to go: You can start by visiting a local scooter/motorcycle shop, as they often carry replacement tires and can provide valuable advice. Additionally, you can check online retailers that specialize in scooter or motorcycle parts. There, you might find a wide range of tire options suitable for your needs and budget.
Fixing or replacing the tire: If the tire has a minor puncture and can be repaired, you can either do it yourself (with proper instructions and tools) or take it to a professional tire repair service. If the tire is damaged beyond repair or if you're unsure about fixing it yourself, you can have a new tire installed at a scooter/motorcycle shop.
Maintenance and care: Once you have a functional tire, it's important to take care of it. Regularly inspect the tire for any signs of damage or wear. Make sure the tire is properly inflated to the recommended pressure, as underinflated or overinflated tires can affect performance and safety.
Safety first: When in doubt about tire repair or maintenance, it's always better to seek assistance from someone experienced or a professional mechanic. Safety should be a priority when dealing with any vehicle's tires. Thank you for watching my video
Hello my helpfull friend i have a gy6 150cc scooter the new tyres i bought dont have any colour dots so now the ride is wobbly my question is can i put ballancing beads in my tyres and will it work you are the only person i trust to ask you have never let me down my tyre size is 130 60 13 thank you from south africa
Hello my friend yes you can use the weight that are very thin and flat and they have a sticky side but you need know the exact location where to place then or you will never find the balance but I have a feeling that when you change the tire the tore did not expand the right way so I suggest to you to try to do this trick before you start to buy the weight so remove the valve core from the tire that give you the problem remove all the air from the tire connect a compressor to your tire without the the valve core inflate the tire at 55 psi hold the pressure for 5 to 7 second remove the compressor let all the air out put back the valve core and put the air in the tire at 38 psi and go for a ride and hopefully that will fix the problem because sometimes the tire if they are old they are not very elastic and they do not seat perfectly inside the wheel and sometimes you you feel that before you mount them you have to bounce them on the floor and turn them in the air like a basket ball for the tire to take the shape I hope this can help you and thank you for watching my videos
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Hello my friend me again i did inflate to 55psi and then to normal but the issue persist even after bouncing the tire i was wondering can i put ballancing beads inside of the tire ballancing beads are round little ball like things made of ceramic or glass have you ever heard of tire ballancing beads thanks for always answering my questions your the best
Hello my friend the best will be to place weight at the side of the wheel but you need to know where and how much weight you need to place on the tire so you can remove the tire and see if a tire place can balance your tire with a machine and will be the best way to fix the problem
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Hello my friend iam a long time fan. Your vids are very informative. You did a great job explaining this. I had to change my back tire on my TaoTao 150 Quantum Tour and it was a pain to do but I got it done. The hardest part was my center stand was not working so I had to hold bike up another way. Great job. Iam having problems with my center stand it just stopped working it will not allow me to lift bike up enough for it to hold bike. Do you have video on the stands also can they be adjusted iam afraid the center might be bent but doesn't look like it when it's off hope it isn't my frame.
Hello my friend I had a problem with the center stand with my old scooter and at the end I removed because was getting to my nerves ah ah ah Thank you for watching my video
Thank u Man..help.me a lot
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Hello my friend this was a long video and its great that I do not have to change my tire everyday because is a lot of work ah ah ah ah thank you for watching my video and be safe
Is there a good cheap impact wrench i could use for it? To get the back tire nut off also do i need thread lock after i put the nut back on?
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I am trying this again, I have a 2007 Diamo Velocity 150cc scooter, I can’t find a manual. The tires that were on it are 130/30/13 front and rear, but I am seeing that some scooters have a different size front tire from the back.
Is that something I need to adjust or just keep them as is as far as size is concerned?
Hello my friend some scooter owners change tires to larger or wider size but honestly for me there are several reasons why it's important to keep the same tires on a gas scooter:
Safety: The tires on a gas scooter are designed to handle a specific weight and speed. If you use different tires that are not compatible with the scooter, it could affect the handling and stability of the vehicle, potentially leading to accidents.
Performance: The tires on a gas scooter are specifically designed to work with the engine and transmission to provide the best performance. Using different tires could negatively affect the scooter's acceleration, braking, and overall performance.
Maintenance: Using the same tires on a gas scooter makes it easier to maintain the vehicle. You'll know when it's time to replace the tires, and you won't have to worry about compatibility issues or making adjustments to the suspension or alignment.
Overall, keeping the same tires on a gas scooter is important for safety, performance, and maintenance reasons.
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I did all this and my tire is still stuck did it melt together or something?
If your tire is stuck on your scooter rim and you've attempted various methods to remove it without success, there could be a few potential reasons for this issue:
Heat and Melting: It's possible that heat from friction or other sources caused the tire to melt slightly and adhere to the rim. If this is the case, you might need to cool down the tire and rim to help release the bond. You can try using ice packs or cold water to cool them down and then attempt to gently pry the tire off.
Corrosion or Rust: Over time, the rim and tire could have experienced corrosion or rust, leading to the two parts sticking together. Applying a penetrating oil or lubricant around the edges of the rim and tire might help loosen the bond. Allow the lubricant to work its way in, and then try to gently work the tire off the rim.
Physical Interlock: Tires are designed to fit tightly on rims to prevent them from coming off while in use. It's possible that the tire is simply snugly fitted onto the rim, and extra force is needed to remove it. You could use a tire lever or other suitable tools designed for tire removal to help dislodge the tire.
Professional Assistance: If you've tried various methods and the tire is still stuck, it might be time to seek professional help. A bike shop or scooter repair shop should have the tools and expertise to safely remove the tire without causing damage to the rim or tire.
Remember to exercise caution while attempting to remove the tire to avoid causing any further damage to your scooter or yourself. If you're unsure or uncomfortable with the process, it's best to seek assistance from a knowledgeable mechanic or technician.
Hello fellow UA-camr. Can you please help me i want to know what is the factory weights in the cvt transmission. I need some new ones but i want to change them and still have the same weights in. Its a 150cc gy6
Hello BrIzZyY most of gy6 150cc come with weight between a 14 and a 19 gram set they do not really have a regulation sometime depends from what is available for them at the moment or what company is assembly the scooters . Thank you for watching my video
@@VirberelloScooterTips okay thanks alot for the help. Keep up the great content
Another great video! Keep up the good work 😊
Btw don't you need to balanse the wheel after a tire replacement?
Hello my friend thank you or watching my video yes if you like you can balance them but doesn't make much difference because the speed of these scooters are very low and the weights will not make much difference
Just to add a comment from my experience in installing automobile tires for many years cars/motorcycle etc has a small dots marking on one side of the tire that usually used to align with the tire air valve that usually good enough for scooters Tires
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Im a long time fan, this video was great advice, but i kind of wonder, what country is he from, i cant seem to place the accent. Lol
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Hi my friend hope you doing well i just put two new tyres on my gy6 150cc scooter and now it feels like my scooter is jerking on high speed and my scooter in general just dont feel the same as before PLEASE help me
Hello my friend many times when you change the tire you could have a new riding experience because your tire have a different pattern or the tires have a higher wall but sometimes you also have to make sure that when you replace the tires you check the arrow on the tire that tells you the direction of rotation and that is very important and you should have dot on the side of the wall of the tire that tell you the place where you should have the tire valve and that dot is the point of your tire balance and at the end for your tire will take 100 miles to break in from the time you place them on your scooter after 100 miles the rubber will set on your rims. Thank you for watching my video and be safe
Ciao Signore. Great videos!! Question: I have a new 50cc Taoato. Did some upgrades including new carb fuel line, filter & shutoff. It started n ran great. I put the panels on n it cranks n won’t start or starts n stalls. I have spark at the plug. I have gas in the bowl of the carb so it’s getting gas & spark. I never adjusted the valves. Could that be my issue or could it be electrical? Again it’s brand new n ran great with all the panels off. Grazie
Hey man I have a question if you can please answer call me. My scooter was stolen from me and I got it back it's a 2020 Amigo IceBear I have a mechanic working on it and so far he fits he fix the ignition the CDI box the carburetor in the spark plug and wire. The bike still will not start and he tells me somebody put a big bore kit on it and that I need to buy a replacement a piston kit for $15 and then it will start and also a new starter that he will supply does this sound right to you. The scooter only has 611 miles on it and he tells me it is not starting because the Piston is cracked and that it needs a new starter I feel like he is ripping me off telling me $300 to install the piston
Hello my friend sometime when you fix a scooter you do not know really the problem and anything is possible but yes there is a possibility that the piston is cracked the only way to know is to open the head of the motor and see or have a little spy camera or check the compression I' m not sure why he want to change the starter unless is burn or you have oil infiltration but at 611 miles your scooter is new so there is a possibility that they try to start your scooter to many times and someone burn your starter and yes 300 dollars to change a piston is a lot of money if he is good and fast mechanic he can change a piston in 1 hr and 45 minutes so 300 dollars is slightly over price unless he include a nice piston or he will change the all motor head for a new one at that point will be an ok price Anyway thank you for watching my video
@@VirberelloScooterTips thank you bro for answering me I watched most of the videos you have I found you a page maybe just one month ago this scooter mechanic comes to my house and after he fixes one problem he tells me there is another problem he told me after I fix the Piston he will throw in a starter for free from his shop and the scooter will start I am just hoping it does start and he is not lying to me I paid him $150 up front and I owe him $150 so he can install the piston and the starter if it still does not start I am bringing it to an actual scooter store because I'm starting to feel like he is ripping me off. He shows up to my house with four other people and only he does the work and his pants are hanging off of his ass and he has long gold chains on I tried to respect his style but not sure why he fixes one problem at a time when it is a new scooter
What do you think about adding an oil cooler to a 150cc conversion to Taida 171cc engine
Hello Mickey I have mix feelings about oil coolers and one day I will install and test one the reason is because you will have a lot more fluid / oil in your scooter but the pressure that the little oil pump can produce is not enough to keep the all motor protected so I think that the little oil cooler is a little risky unless we find the way to upgrade the oil pump
@@VirberelloScooterTips I was wondering about the same issue you just mentioned. Thanks.
hey verb, cant find the link for the shocks you use, am i looking in the wrong place? :D
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My tires say 3.50/10 This isnt the same is it? I have a 49cc scooter.
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No balancing bro?
No need for this scooter unless you scooter goes to a very high speed that is not going to happen with this scooter but if you place the dot that is on the tire at the same location of the valve the tire is more or less balanced
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