URAL How-To - Spare Installation / Front Position Part 1
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Video one of three demonstrating the basic steps required to install the spare wheel in the front position for most 2015-2019 and 2020-current model year URAL sidecar motorcycles equipped with a spare wheel.
This video is for entertainment purposes ONLY and is not intended to be instructional. URAL Motorcycles recommends any service or repair be performed by an authorized URAL dealer or service center.
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Holy smokes, David…. You are a Superman lifting them around like that!
Thank you Sam, was just thinking about this very thing for a refresh. and they say there is a UDF.
Супер мото ! УРАЛ - 👍👍👍
I dont even own a ural yet, but im learning from you David
Dang it, now folks are gonna know what that short 4 x 4 in may garage is for now... 😎
and the 2 guys you do not want to screw with walk through your shot...nice Ilya and Sergey!
Thanks for another great video! Love the details, and even the impromptu cameos. Can't wait to watch part 2!
Great videos. Thinking of buying a Ural after all these videos! To me, if it's a flat tyre, seems easier to me to just fix the tyre than replace the spare. I come from dirt bikes and am use to changing tubes pretty quickly
David, love your videos! Learn a great deal!
Hey, for the record, we completely understand that you don't live/work in a bubble and we don't mind the background. We're all humans out here!
These videos are really good
Just out of curiosity…. Do all the possible combinations of tires use the same type of brake rotor?… if so can I just get a extra brake rotor and keep it on the spare tire?
I just attempted this as my front wheel is showing cracks between many of the spokes in the alloy. It’s a 2015 Gear Up.
I removed the front wheel.
Grabbed spare off back.
Attempted to remove the bezel thing that’s only to be used when on rear position.
Stripped the alan screws… put the cracked alloy wheel back on and the spare on the back. 😞
@@cosmic_bean once I get them removed I’ll replace with standard bolts I can remove with a wrench.
Depending on your model year, check the wheels between the spokes for cracks.
I’ve found that’s an issue for some years that have the alloy wheels.
@@cosmic_bean You should most certainly have a warranty case with that. I found a new made wheel online, just need to get it installed and trued. The cracks are concerning, although they may have been there for a while, now that I know they're there I hardly ride it. Certainly no longer on the highway.
@@cosmic_bean ohhhh snap.
Yeah. From my experience it’s best to try to resolve any issues with the dealership directly before reporting anything negative on a survey.
Either way, if there’s another dealership close enough, it might be worth it to call them.
Possibly mail then the wheel to be handled under warranty and they mail you back the replacement. 🤷♂️
Do you have a video that shows how to align the forks? When my bike is tracking straight down the road, my handlebars are angled 2-3 degrees to the left and it makes me crazy. Please help.
In Soviet Russia babies lift Ural motorcycle for exercise