Is the front tire easy to remove and re-install on the go?
636236
Easy enough with the right bike tool. You might need to do so. My first ride the tire came off!
1521440
Hello, not difficult but you will get dirty hands. Whether it's the front or rear you have to remove the whole wheel by pullingthe wheel shaft out ( There may be u tube descriptions on this). The rim then comes apart in two halves. I' ve replaced the tube which I also got from Amazon ( cheap ). You can try to glue a patch on the tube but I never had a good experience with patches. Cheers.
2144161
No, the spare tire assembly sits under the storage bin. You do have to remove the flat tire inflation kit, then install the spare.
163306
I personal installed them with a dewault screw gun and a small phillips head screwdriver. Took about 20 minutes. for the front tires just turn the wheel so it makes for easier access. I absolutely love them.
351939
You don't have to change your tire. You just need to replace the quick release skewer from your bike has the plastic end caps for a metal one. It simply slides out.
2107780
easy to remove the top nut and then screw down the intern is not necessary to remove the rubber just move aside the direction
1933443
No; In my opinion, this is a very light-duty device; really only meant to help a person change a tire on a very light-duty vehicle in an emergency.
1132290
Pretty sure. ..I took off the old and easily slid on the new. Maybe 40 min a side. Been on 4yrs now no problem.
1207210
There is a lock and unlock lever on the front tire play around with it. The one I have is working fine.
775106
I didn't have to remove the front wheels to get room to work, just turning the wheels gave enough room to work. I did remove the rear wheels to get room to work because I did have to drill one hole on each side. There was a little dimple in the plastic fender lip that told me where to drill. I don't know if there would have been a way to do the rear without taking the wheels off but it was easier to do that try to figure out a way around it. You are not drilling into metal, just plastic so it goes easy. Maybe just holding a nail in a pair of pliers and heating up the point to melt into the dimple would be good enough? Overall, I thought it went easily and was very happy with these mud flaps.
129167
Yes, to a degree; the rear wheel is on tight & set for freewheel/ single speed, so you'll have to remove it & flip it to make it a fixie. A 15mm wrench & several sizes of hex/allen wrenches are needed to install the front wheel, handlebars, seat, brake & reflectors. Other than that, just pump up the tires; an experienced person with the right tools could do it in fifteen min.Best of luck!
369181
Since I had'nt done it since the installation, I just verified before answering, and it is very easy since the gearing system is disangaged. It takes a 2 pound pull only, kids can disengage the system easilly. Frank
1557555
Yes. I also have the step bars and the flaps installed very easily. On the front just turn the tire to have open access to the wheel well to install.
1092856
It's very easy. In my case, the mud guards came with screws that go into the predrilled holes in the wheel well.
1802269
For sure. I just did a flat from dead to inflated -- took about 20 minutes with wall plug. Much easier than changing the tire, then drove to town and got a patch.
1746846
Nope you sure don't. Just take the black cap off of the tire and underneath is a small nut that holds the tire onto the axle. Take the nut off, the tire slides off, put the new tire on and then put the nut and black cap back on. Let me know if you have any questions.
1018635
Out of the box its not to bad. getting the front wheel on wasnt the easiest.