Shinko 244 Tire Size and how to remove and install the front wheel, tire, and tube on Honda XR150L

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above link is for the tire tools
Just a low tech video designed to try and help the average person change a tire or tube at home. Hope it helps someone out.
Tube note: Valve stems should be TR6 (or TR4).

[@zac_in_ak]

constantly amazed at how you break it down so well and make things for us new people so much easier to understand .

[@peterhoward492]

Very well said

[@MishMashMoto]

Thank you, We figured that these bikes would be a lot of people's first bikes and have tried to make our videos accordingly.

[@JTinGA]

Nice, simple, old-school technique. It's been working well for many years 👍👍

[@MishMashMoto]

I wanted to show how to do it the simple way because that is how I figure most people would do it at home.

[@steventyree3851]

Another fantastic video! I've actually got the same tires waiting to put on my own xr150l. You're very thorough how-to answered a lot of questions, many thanks.

[@MishMashMoto]

Glad you enjoyed it. I do things on these bikes with beginners in mind (as the bikes were intended). So glad Honda made these bikes and brought them to the USA 🇺🇸

[@grayfalcon3351]

That’s awesome, thanks for making this tutorial! Will there be one for the rear tire?

[@MishMashMoto]

Yes, hopefully we will have it edited soon.

[@AstroMike-cf8wt]

Outstanding video MishMasMoto, as always. Yes - appreciate very much a video on the rear tire. BTW - I'm a Long time Honda cycle / auto fan: started with a new 1964 Honda 150 Dream followed by XL175, XL250, XR650L, etc. And at 77 am loving this XR150L. tnx agn!

[@MishMashMoto]

Glad to hear it! I have owned many Honda's also, XL100, CB100, CA77, XL250, CR250, CR500, XR600, and loved em all.

[@mikestephens4589]

With all your knowledge, have u thought of installing a Big Bore kit? ( would love to see video on that). I wrote Honda Power Sports and ask if they were going to bring the XR190L to the U.S. market. They said no info at this time but would forward my request to marketing.

[@MishMashMoto]

@mikestephens4589 Since we got the bikes, I have put extensive thought into this topic as well as some other desirable mods for our personal taste. I have a fairly specific plan that would incorporate a 70mm big bore kit (still trying to source the parts). We also wanted to do a years worth of ridding in basically stock form before deciding on buying another bike or modifying the XR's to suit our wants/needs.

[@mikestephens4589]

Good Plan - I will be " All Ears" to hear what u decide to do. You & ur Wife ROCK!

[@rjh2772]

Good teacher

[@MishMashMoto]

Appreciate it. Just trying to pass along a little help to those who may need it.

[@RavingEcu]

Thanks again great vid

[@MishMashMoto]

Hopefully, it will help someone oneday.

[@redemptiverevelation]

Awesome video. How did you true your wheel when it was out of round? I’m assuming tightening spokes, but do you have a recommended tutorial on that?

[@MishMashMoto]

Spokes is the only way. I plan to do one at some point (probably when we swap rim sizes).

[@rjh2772]

do you have a link for the purchase of the motionpro tool?

[@MishMashMoto]

Link should be in the description now.

[@santiagosanchez-zw3df]

Hi.... What do you think about the original tire, what brand is it?

[@MishMashMoto]

@santiagosanchez-zw3df The original tires are CST brand. They aren't bad, IMO unless your in deep sand, deep gravel, or mud. I'm old school and normally just learn to ride what I have and don't worry to much about "what's better" until replacements are needed (unless I believe it's really important for whatever reason). They are good on dirt, gravel, and pavement IMO. We did a lot on the stock tires without any problems. Hope that helped answer your question.

[@santiagosanchez-zw3df]

@MishMashMoto thank you so much for you answer. so I have another question what do you think about the ride in wet floor when is raining a lot or in the winter season in pavement.

[@MishMashMoto]

@santiagosanchez-zw3df We have never lost traction on the pavement, I have pushed them pretty hard on dry pavement, wet traction is fairly decent, winter hasn't been an issue either (just normal cold tire traction reduction).

[@wesleemiller]

Where do you get torque specs from?

[@MishMashMoto]

Most is available on the internet. I call my local Honda shop when needed. I am told that service manuals are now available also.

[@wesleemiller]

@@MishMashMoto okay, thank you. I tried my owners manual and it didn’t help at all.