Making wheel changes easier

[ninjamansc]

Just stumbled into this on the Superbike mag website. What a simple yet effective idea. Should beat the old toe lift/spacer pop-out/swearing method.

http://www.pitstoppal.com

 

[Steve]

I knew I should have patented that idea, :doh:

 

[pefrey]

Steve;49970 wrote: I knew I should have patented that idea, :doh:

Yes, you should have. :banghead:

 

[dale.b]

Dude, its almost as good as the block of wood I invented.

 

[Tony A]

dale.b;50472 wrote: Dude, its almost as good as the block of wood I invented.

:agree: and it was,nt to hard to make

 

[lemondrop]

ninjamansc;49956 wrote: Should beat the old toe lift/spacer pop-out/swearing method.

i just skip right to the swearing part

 

[beechkingd]

dale.b;50472 wrote: Dude, its almost as good as the block of wood I invented.

Damn I knew I should have patented that!

 

[onepointone]

lemondrop;50647 wrote: i just skip right to the swearing part

Same here. I always just stare at the rear wheel laying on the ground for a solid 30 seconds or so knowing its going to be a joyous time. It never disappoints.

 

[physicistkev]

Now, I just need the third hand to hold the rear caliper and the fourth hand to hold the spacers in place.

 

[Joe Vital]

dale.b;50472 wrote: Dude, its almost as good as the block of wood I invented.

I thought you invented the socket methind???

 

[rk97]

physicistkev;50775 wrote: Now, I just need the third hand to hold the rear caliper and the fourth hand to hold the spacers in place.

and a 5th to hold some slack in the chain.

 

[lemondrop]

i use magic......