Rabaconda VS Neutron | WHAT IS THE BEST TIRE CHANGER | Highland Cycles

[@MetalFret.]

I bought a Neutron after watching you use it a while ago. I love it! I think it works great.

[@highlandcycles]

That’s awesome!

[@James-nc2ed]

The best tire changer is the one somebody else is using.😅

[@highlandcycles]

🤣😂

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

Haha. Truth.

[@spaceboyrr]

Fancy machines and I'm just over here still using a 5 gallon bucket for the last decade. 🙂

[@Mostviews111]

Put a chunk of magnet on it for the tire irons.

[@kamakrazi]

To make a holder, cut a piece of PVC, add a cap to the bottom. Drill two holes, one side will need to be bigger to get a bit and bolt through, but then self tap it to the stand. Or if you don't want it permanently, add magnets at the top and bottom that will lock onto the frame.

[@PrimalEnduro]

I did the same with the Moose tire changer, piece of pvc, end cap and 2 hose clamps!

[@diesel7391]

Thx for the great info I wondered how they stacked up against each other

[@mikeburnett6222]

The folks (like myself) who have one of the original versions, need that holder as well. Because the original design didn’t have that holder as well.

[@2WheelsandtheGospel]

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[@highlandcycles]

❤️❤️

[@stevesheldon743]

Wish I had seen this before I bought the Tusk.

[@bikevault2302]

type of tyre levers makes a huge difference too.

[@highlandcycles]

100%

[@tonn333]

May I ask, why don't you like Tubliss?

[@highlandcycles]

I don’t like how complicated it is and that you have two separate things that can go flat. It works well if you are meticulous and like checking 4 things in your bike before every ride on top of all the other stuff you should check. I am a die hard mousse guy. Zero issues, no checking anything and impossible to flat. BUT…. They are expensive and not good for lots of high speed. But I don’t do a lot of that so mine last a long time.

[@michaelirwin3790]

Thank You for the great rundown and info

[@richardhartley7094]

You just sold me the neutron👍

[@woodysrockspyro6436]

Tire irons seem to work for me.

[@richardhartley7094]

Thanks for this review👍

[@ghost53pilot]

put a few strong magnets on the Neutron to hold the tire tools. I have 3 magnets and its better than a iron holder for quickly slapping the tool back into storage and it will hold the bead keeper..

[@highlandcycles]

Nice

[@hesutton]

Does someone make plastic sliders that go on the Rabaconda stand? If not, why? Seems to be a simple fix to the issue of the Rabaconda scratching up spokes and being more difficult to move the wheel on the stand. Not sure why sliders aren't on the Rabaconda in the first palce.

[@highlandcycles]

I don’t know why not.

[@aaront879]

I don't have the space in my garage to leave one of these set up. Which one would be better to break down and store every time it is used?

[@highlandcycles]

The Rabaconda comes apart faster and is lighter

[@zachfarkash6430]

Good video thank you for sharing Morgan. I would get the blue one because. Cheaper. 🤘

[@rebelliontotyrantsisobedie5602]

Tire Iron Holder = piece of 2" PVC pipe with end cap on bottom and Industrial Zip Tie or tap screw it to main tube

[@michaelirwin3790]

Just FYI the links are both to Walmart not Rocky Mountain ATV

[@highlandcycles]

Really??

[@highlandcycles]

Oh, those are the links that KZbin puts those on there. Use the link in the actual description to get to RMATV

[@d.brayman3165]

[@Jaws-3]

Dude just zip tie some plastic or even metal bottle (anything really) to the Neutron to hold your tire irons.

[@coybee]

I know a kid who might be able to weld a tire iron holder to that contraption in a few years. Maybe he can help your business.

[@highlandcycles]

Great idea

[@JasonRoberts-wh1np]

🤙🤙