THIRD HAND FOR CHANGING YOUR REAR WHEEL WITH CHUQY

#CHUQY is a device to assist in the support, remove and refit of motorcycle rear wheels. It could be very useful for people who struggle to lift their back wheel whilst tying to line up a brake caliper, hold spacers in place and install the chain. Also, it could speed up a wheel change in a garage or a paddock on a track day where track time is at a premium and you're needing to change out your back wheel quickly, having your spare wheel set up on a Chuqy when you come in to the pits would make an install much quicker.
To enquire about getting a Chuqy visit chuqy.com/
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[@TheRiderGuider]

#CHUQY is a device to assist in the support, remove and refit of motorcycle rear wheels. It could be very useful for people who struggle to lift their back wheel whilst tying to line up a break caliper, hold spacers in place and install the chain. Also it could speed up a wheel change in a garage or a paddock on a track day where track time is at a premium and you're needing to change out your back wheel quickly, having your spare wheel set up on a Chuqy when you come in to the pits would make an install much quicker.
To enquire about getting a Chuqy visit chuqy.com/
#RIDERGUIDER #THERIDERGUIDER #CHUQYCHANGEEASY #YAMAHA #KAWASAKI #HONDA #SUZUKI #yamahatenere700 #APRILIA #DUCATI #TRIUMPH

[@cloudmaker]

Good review Neil, I can see the merit of this for the older home bike mechanic, even if it only stops the wheel falling over after it is out and knocking over your mug of tea! More of a help refitting than removing I'd say in the trying to hold the wheel with one hand whilst lifting and lining it up with your other two hands! 😉😁😁

[@chuqy3923]

Thanks Neil, we at Chuqy really appreciate your review. We have tested weight at 65kg. We know there are many methods people have to change wheels, and we respect that. Feedback is that Chuqy offers benefits with speed and efficiency.

[@TheRiderGuider]

Great work team. CHEERS.

[@hachewie]

Great tool. You explained it very well.

[@TheRiderGuider]

My filmographer makes me look good haha.

[@Zerbii]

I accomplished the same thing using blocks of wood. Pretty useful if you're doing it lots tho.

[@TheRiderGuider]

agree mate cheers

[@sausagesandwichSA]

Do you need it ? Nope but if it helps why not 👍 I'm thinking I've got a stack of unused castor wheels in the garage 🤔

[@Krippztr]

what tires do you run?

[@Getting-On]

Does seem to be a solution were a problem does not exist.

[@TheRiderGuider]

And if you have an issue lifting the wheel due to maybe being older? That’s a decent market I reckon. In another twenty years I might be the one wanting one of these 👨🏼‍🦳

[@Getting-On]

@@TheRiderGuider im of the opinion that you should be capable of doing all maintenance at the side of the road with the tools you carry, if you don’t have the strength to change a wheel id argue you should not be riding a bike. it’s probably handy for the home/workshop. Great video though, and i enjoy the channel.