ST1100 rear tire install in 10 minutes

[@maykitnastee1979]

This was an excellent video: no BS, no annoying music, no rambling; just straight to the point with no editing cuts and good view of everything. I don't even have any questions. Thank you for making this

[@hosannaalabama]

Thanks Jeff. I was able to do my first rear tire removal and installation on my 1998 ST1100 thanks to this video as well as the other video whe you actually removed it. I apreciate you taking your time to record this. I had my 98 ST1100 for 2 years now. It's my 3rd bike and the best bike ever. I love the size, power and weight of this "horse". Splines and shaft/axle lubrication with Moly Grease is very important as well as the torque values, as you mentioned. Thanks again.....

[@anthwrax]

many thanks Jeff, great video; i feel encouraged to change my own TYRES, and using your method will not TIRE me one bit, cheers from England

[@mikew1231]

Thanks, your video made it alot easier to get the tire back onto my bike.

[@riddmkidd]

thank you for posting this! it definitely helps seeing what needs to be done so i can do it right the first time.

[@vintagebikes4215]

I like that you left forgetting the spacer in the video, yup, it happens.

[@harrypros]

tnx, did the job, working well, nice to see how it's done. Thank you from Holland, the Netherlands..

[@relentlessness4392]

Filmer: "Unfortunately I didn't film The taking off part" Video: "oh yeah?"😂😂😂"you fool. See you soon "

[@thomasoppenlnder3934]

Nicely done. The headcam is a bit confusing at times when you turn your head. Regards from Denmark

[@Birra71]

Great job! But I didn't see beers in your garage! ;)

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

Birra71 bring them over

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

Thanks,,, the video was intended to show people how to do a rear tire install on an ST. I have many projects so Ill take your comment as a complement that I have a lot of stuff and a big garage..... Thanks

[@세상의모든시민]

이 영상을 올려주셔서 대단히 감사합니다.

[@SinnerSince1962]

I didn't note your spacer in place? Did you have it in there or forget it? ***EDIT**** I wrote this during the axle install before you mentioned you had forgotten it... Sorry.

[@axiumaudio]

@fperezal1 Glad I helped. Pretty easy job isn't it?

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

@harrypros You are welcome! I am glad to have helped you.

[@MANDELBROT27]

Can you use a normal metal hammer with a wooden handle

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

@dalotel That's why garages shouldn't have clocks.... Thanks for the comment!

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

@fperezal1 That's fantastic. The job can look intimidating until you see it done first.

[@rrvfr800rr]

Dude, you are well meaning at the very least.

[@OpenRoader]

Great video, thanks

[@valideyesounon]

Good job!!!

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

Id say go get an ST and you will know why they have a cult following. After owning a dozen bikes I stopped on this one. Its the best, hands down, the best of all the worlds combined.

[@joecrx1]

nice clean job , pitty about the messy garage hahahaha

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

joecrx1 yes. I actually work in my garage.

[@circuloexpansion45]

I have a marvellous st 1100. Stock says rear tire 160 60 r17 but i have a great deal with a michelin pilot on 170 60 r17. Somebody tink i gona have a problem with this 10mm??? Sorry for mi english im only speak spanish

[@maykitnastee1979]

You should be fine 10 above stock with the rear, my brother said it worked fine for him. If anyone was wondering about going up a size in the front: The front tire though is a tight fit. I went 10mm higher on mine and i had to trim the front fender back about 2 inches to stop it from rubbing (worth it imo for the savings and availability of tires where i live). Didn't noticeably change the ride for me

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

good input,,, thanks