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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 10:47 am 1st Post
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I've seen questions about doing this, so when I swapped my rear wheel recently I decided to set up the video camera and record it. I have reduced the size as much as I feel is possible without destroying the training quality. Still ~18 MB, but with cable modem or DSL it should be a quick download (I don't do YouTube). Only ~7 minutes of run time, but that is about all it took!

BTW, you do have to loosen the lug nuts before and tighten (80 ft lbs) after this!

Here 'tis: http://home.comcast.net/~pidjones/t2.wmv

I hope it helps a few!



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 11:25 am 2nd Post
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hi well done that is one neat video i dont see why any one can not preform this task :clapper::clapper:



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 11:29 am 3rd Post
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Fantastic and ingenious. Raises the comfort factor greatly. Don't know about the picking it back up part yet. still need a few more bowls of Wheaties. :)
Is this similar on all of the GW series or specific just to the 1800's/



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 01:37 pm 4th Post
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Very neat. This should go into the reference forum.:waving:



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 02:38 pm 5th Post
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Well Done,  If only the 1500 did the same, instead of a back end dismantle.   ;)



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 03:44 pm 6th Post
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nice--thanks for the tip and sweet video.



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Hey amazing video, Way to go Mate. very quick job!



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 04:11 pm 8th Post
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That's pretty neat! Great video, too. This should help others to "lay it down" to do rear wheel maintenance.

The Yamaha dealer told me a wing owner brought his wing in for rear tire replacement and when told there was no one to remove the rear wheel asked for a piece of cardboard. Said wing owner flopped it down right there in front of the shop to remove the wheel.

I thought to myself, yeah right! Must have been a real POS wing. I think you may have given me an attitude adjustment.

Thanks. Terry

 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 04:31 pm 9th Post
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Thank You for the show, I had to make a swap like that last year. Wish I had knowen about this then. Thanx again...



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That's brilliant. I'll move this to the reference forum in a day or so once a few more people have seen it here first.



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 Posted: Wed Jun 17th, 2009 04:57 pm 11th Post
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Wow, how easy is that.

Have to agree with Bondy not the same with the GL1500, any tips for them:(



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Crezz wrote: Wow, how easy is that.

Have to agree with Bondy not the same with the GL1500, any tips for them:(


1500 Tire Removal

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Awesome, everyone should be able to do their own rear tire now....



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Clever!  Well done and thanks for sharing! This will save me from having to drop the trailer hitch and center plastic next time! :bowing: :bowing:



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Thats just awesome, first time I've ever seen that done.



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Good video pidjones!!!! :clapper:



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Absolutely amazing!!!!!!



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If you put it into gear first, the bike won't roll around with you as you are putting it down and up.

 

 



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I'll admit, I held my breath a couple times when the bike went fully over and again when you were putting it back on the sidestand with it in neutral.

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Congratulations ,Master piece, :clapper:

 

How about the video for the 1500 ??? (PLEASE) :?



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