I always buy boards w/o trucks and everything so never had to remove one until today. Thank you again.

1) If I could skate I’d be so happy 2) I cannot skate, but I love boards so I always have some 3) May 2024 this video helped me with an old Phoenix Coyotes skateboard I found. Thank you!!!!!!!!

Anybody noticed the single flywheel lister near the big doors not running 🤔 maybe just maybe it's because there's no spark plug in it 🙄😳🤣

Thanks, this video helped me today. 11/21/23

Nice cans

i dont have a socket, spanner or skate tool, what would you suggest i use? good simple video regardless

Thank you

Love T-rex too, when working at my shop!

tire of car can do the same tip???

simple and clear...will be trying this on my bike now, thanks.

Best way I found to balance your motorcycle wheel is to use the same axel that is installed on your bike using the wheel bearings that are installed. This way you are using all the elements that will be involved when installation is complete. You can make a simple 2x4 cut to the correct height plus the correct width for the bottom piece and a square piece of ply at the bottom all screwed together. Notch the upright 2x4's with a v shape to lay the axel in. I used half of my sportster front wheel which is 21 inches and cut the wood to about 14". The width I used the rear wheel because of the brake disk and the belt drive. Place the axle in the wheel and set it all in your v groves. You can hold the axel with your fingers to feel for bearing grind which means you must install new bearings also. The wheel will migrate to the heavy spot down so you add your weight to the upper side. Turn your wheel 90 degree position and it should stay there if balanced.

You might have been able to use less weight to balance if you spun the tire on the rim. The goal is to have the heaviest spot on the rim opposite the heaviest spot on the tire.

excellant d.i.y video..Thanks.

A nice, lucid explanation of the principles and practice of balancing a motorcycle wheel. Many thanks.

good tunes

Thanks will prob go axle on a workmate yoke was trying to think what to use! good vid thanks!

What brand tires did you use?

I would buy spoke weights but ffs the things are much more expensive.

I would suggest using "pull scale". When the heaviest side of the wheel has come to bottom, just turn the wheel 90 degrees and use "pull scale" on that point and you`ll get precise amount of counterweight you need to apply.

How long since she ran last? Love it.

Glad it was of use to you!

Good video. thanks mate!