

Motion Pro 08-0519 BeadPro Tire Bead Breaker and Lever Tool Set
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Upsandowns
> 3 dayIve had these for a few months and everything I read about them is first rate. They are well made and sure look as though they will do the job. Fortunately, I have not had the occasion to have had to use them, and it will not bother me in the slightest if I never do !
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Cytoe
Greater than one weekI used this on my mountain bike to help remove a tire with Cushcore and orange seal...if you know what these are, then youll understand.
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Jeffrey F. Jones
> 3 dayThese are not long enough to break bead or remove tires from a cruiser bike.
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JPG
> 3 dayArrived on time and they are what they are for ease of use, etc...however, the lightness of these are worth the cost
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Jeremy
> 3 dayBought these to take on a cross-Canada motorcycle ride my wife and I did. We were riding a 78 GL1000 which takes tubes so I was in the market for a large c-clamp to use as a side of the road bead breaker. Spent $5 more and I was able to get these. In true Motion Pro format the tools were beautifully made and very very light. While I did not have to use them on the trip I have since and they make tire removal a breeze. If you own a motorcycle and still know what a toolbox is these are a must.
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Barry C.
> 3 dayI like the double use, bead breaker and tyre irons Very clever design
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StarmanUltra
> 3 dayDont get me wrong, these are great for thin-wheeled bikes (i.e. a dirt bike) and bicycles but for cruiser bikes, they just kept slipping right before they broke the bead. In terms of acting as a tire spoon, theyre just too short to provide enough leverage to get over half the bead over.
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T. Stewart
> 3 dayOne of those luxury items that you don’t know you need until you know and then you’ll be cursing yourself for not having a better set.
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Lonnie
> 3 dayNeed to be a little longer for better leverage. Not too much longer though.
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M. Hadden
> 3 dayThis tool is a must have for the DIY motorcyclist. It made popping the beads on my bikes a breeze come tire changing time. Some have complained about the tools slipping and not breaking the bead. I did have it slip until I realized that I could get more bite after the tire gave a bit. After that, it popped the bead like nothing. Of course, most plebian setups with 2x4s or the like with work at home, but the nice thing about these is that you can take them with you in your bags incase you need to change a tire on a trip! They can also double as tire spoons, but you should still order a separate set of spoons. I purchased the