Bought this yellow wheel from hell for my trainer, I can't get this damn thing installed on my rim, any suggestions?
>>911154
It's called a tyre moran
Remember to fap daily so that you have enough wrist strength for this stuff, anon
Thanks for the help you fucking faggots.
First, you need these tools, opé.
Second, you need something that you can tie up. A plastic bag from supermarket will do it. A shoe cord it's fine too, better.
>>911154
fucking use your hands to fucking mount a goddamn fucking tyre you fucking piece of shit
>>911162
Third, you need to tie the cord in the place number "one" from image. Make it strong and hard.
Fourth, you need to use the tools i told you to force the tire to enter into the rim, leveraging it with caution, trying to not puncture the tube.
Finally, mount the fucking shit inside rim, cm to cm.
>>911164
Not always is possible to do that. it depends on tire and rim quality, if metallic wire is in the side of tire, or keblar one, etc etc etc. And you need strong arms of course.
But if the fag is asking for help, just help him or be quiet.
>>911167
help = using hands
Its simple as that, and i've installed alot of shit tryres on shit rims where it took me hours of frustration and aggression, in the end, its honestly just a matter of your fucking handstrength
>>911154
I've heard and seen (online) that a number of people have problems mounting these trainer-specific tires.
It may be easier to just go get some cheapo regular tires and burn them up. There is Cheng Shins and Kendas on Amazon for $15; most trainer tires I'm seeing are at least 2-3X as much...
>>911169
Maybe you only had installed good quality shit. Bad quality shit is hard as fuck to install. Maybe op has shit parts.
>>911165
I forgot op, you need to start using the tool in the zone labeled as "two" in the drawing.
pics of your arms just to see if you are a weak guy or not.
Here are two videos for you, OP. Courtesy of Schwalbe Marathon being a bitch to install.
Tool-free method:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h21wlvtp_Is
Using belts to tie up the tire:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XUFVrl0UT4
Use los del soapy water.
>>911198
Soapy water or shampoo.
Often pushing the beads towards the center of the rim will buy you just enough leeway to get the last part of the tire mounted.
>>911224
this. even the most stubborn wire bead tires can be fit with this method. do this OP, and watch this vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-XUFVrl0UT4
>>911156
For those of us who aren't eurotrash; a Tire.
>>911154
leave the tire out in the sun for an hour or so. it will be a bit more pliable.
get stronger thumbs
>>911232
>>911255
Feels good not to live in cagerland
>>911171
>found sauce for this image
>otokonoko
god damn you, senpai
>>911162
>>911165
..no, you don't need ANY of that to install a tire onto a rim, and in fact doing all that may damage the tire and/or tube, or maybe even the wheel itself if you screw up bad enough.
>>911154
OP, is it a folding-bead tire or is it a wire-bead (non-folding) tire? I'm thinking it's probably a wire-bead which is a bit more difficult to install, especially if you're inexperienced (which you are, considering you're calling a tire a 'wheel').
Modern rims are what are called 'hook-bead rims'. If you look at the rim, you'll notice that it's not smooth on the inside, there's a little ridge right at the edge. That's there for the bead of the tire to catch onto, so it stays on the rim all the way around when it's inflated. This is getting in your way.
How you deal with this: You've already got the tire 90% of the way installed, but now friction is causing you problems. What you do is you need to push the sidewall of the tire inwards, which allows the bead of the tire to drop down towards the center of the rim, where the spoke nipples are. That will allow you to work the rest of the bead up and over the edge of the rim. Use the thumbs on both hands to work it in a little at a time until it pops on. Don't use ANY tools when you do this (it's not necessary if you use proper technique), not even plastic tire levers, if you do you risk damaging the bead of the tire or puncturing the tube. It's a little more difficult if it's a wire-bead tire but believe me it's supposed to be done with just your hands.
>>911170
>I've heard and seen (online) that a number of people have problems mounting these trainer-specific tires.
(contnued)
Was looking around on Amazon and ended up seeing some of these trainer tires; it seems that a lot of them are kevlar-bead...?
(for what purpose?)
Kevlar is usually harder to get off and on than steel, and it's not like you're going to pack one in your jersey in case you find a trainer while you're out riding and decide to stationary-ride for a while.
>>911220
i sometimes use chain lube. i think it is better than soap
can't OP just use two tire levers?
>>911154
How about you go search youtunbe,googelsbing,startpage,cuckcuckGo,yahho first you dumb bucking shithead?
protip:Ive mounted over 2500 TYRES(FUCK U USA CUNT)And never had a prov
Every Brand rim+TYRE combi
No prob
YOURE A FUCKING MESS GO KILL YOURSELF WEABOO FAGGOT
>>911365
?inb4 i need 2 feel le special ny making le grammar correctshiunzz :D xd
>>911365
Long live the commonwealth! Long live the Queen!
>>911169
>hours of frustration and aggression to install a tire on a rim
It's much easier if you just use a tire lever, just don't come at it like a caveman and you'll be fine
>>911365
baconrider foget his trip?
>>911334
chain lube is more of a pain to clean up though, and if you get it on braking surfaces it can decease performance.
>>911375
..no, you can damage the tire or tube using a lever to put a tire *on*, which is why it's not recommended to do that.
Start tyre off and then tie a sock round it and work way round with a lever. The sock stops tyre coming off again when you have worked your way back to the start point
>>911379
baconrider is a kind and gentle spirit and would never yell at anyone
>>911278
This guy knows what's up.
>>911278
Have you ever actually damaged a tire/tube/wheel with tire levers?
I've literally never had a problem.
Thanks, Pedro.
>>913240
he's not saying that all tire levers are potentially damaging to your tube/tire/rim, just the metal ones. also, pedros for life
>>911154
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XUFVrl0UT4
>>913240
Pedros are the only tyre levers that look good enough to eat.
>>911329
Im now going to crowd fund a wild trainer program. Different ones give different little rewards. 100k on one gives you a gel, 30mph on another gets you a handy j.
