vespa: PINASCO tubeless RIM ASSEMBLY

as sip rims and heidenau tyres (best!) are not 100% compatible AND we do love our 2 part rima for self mounting tyres, do we, so, i got the pinasco tubeless rims, here the mount, spolier: super easy!
IF all parts are included and the ventile doesnt leak LOL
dont forget to BALANCE the tyres, see the second one, urgently needed.
would have been a super vibrator...
#pinasco #tubeless #heidenau aka bgm tyres
‪@SIPScootershopcom‬ and bgm by ‪@scootercentercom‬ rims
not so easy compatible with heidenau tyres, so why is that?
the rim GROOVE is a bit small
the tyre TONGUE a bit too big
= a) not easy to MOUNT, somehow doable, but companies also refuse to.
= b) really hard till impossible to normally take them off.
you kindof need to cut them off. which doesn make any sense at all for changing tyres
which is very sad! as tubeless tyres do bring advantages. so i sold mine,
even tough heidenau k80 were pretty new AND dynamically balanced.
• vespa TUBELESS rim: HI...
references of fail mounts:
1) local company one refused to mount it, but did mount it, but i had to promise NOT to come back for demounting, as they would damage the rim.
2) local company two failed, even tough the mechanic was also a vespa rider.
3) company three, a german gsf user, does mount a lot of vespa tyres (even balances them dynamically) simply had enough one day as he damaged anouther sip rim, so he stopped doing it at all.
he also stated a good2know:
only sip rims (regarding one part rims) do have the appropiate quality for rims.
he would only use these.
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DISCLAIMER: the information shown in this video, is about THIS specific hardware. it is my personal observation documented with this video. It DOESNT automatically mean, that all such parts by this producer or seller do have or will have same issues.
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[@nano0773]

Red point on the tire goes on the air valve

[@owengune]

Amen to that, those SIP rims are a pain to mount and dismount tires.

[@FreakMoPed8]

thats why i sold it asap.

[@FreakMoPed8]

pinasco are perfect

[@jonathanparker2411]

What psi did you run the front and back on. Thanks ☺️

[@FreakMoPed8]

1.8 rear, 1.5 front

[@fabiotiburzi]

will you show that quattrini cylinder on another video? maybe on 60 mm stroke?

[@FreakMoPed8]

which one you mean

[@fabiotiburzi]

@@FreakMoPed8 the one near malossi

[@FreakMoPed8]

its a stabdard m244, already got a lot if videos online about it. also riding it. its the cyl. Of this funky engine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y56kpJ6ZmqiagtU

[@fabiotiburzi]

@@FreakMoPed8 sorry, i got confused by the m1x millemiglia

[@FreakMoPed8]

The orange p125e is a m1x 60mm = 180cc kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJSnqXl6hql1gJY

[@rclavier]

Ich kann die Referenz für den Super-Vibrator nicht finden!

[@FreakMoPed8]

chichichi no prob: its called hitachi magic wand or a&e massager, and for some years also available cabless ;) MUSTHAVE in every good household. double of course, if one fails :D

[@jayronazareth5681]

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