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BBB Cycling Easytire BTL-78

Don't know yet , gravel tyre panaracer 48 x 650 went around rim in fact, so haven't had to wiggle yet

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Indispensable tool for tyres that are impossible to put on the rim by hand. With this tool, it usually succeeds, although sometimes still with a lot of effort.

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It works

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You can apply good force with this. Even if the tyre is very tight you can get it on. The pliers fit well in the rim rim and on the other side you squeeze the tyre on. Damaging stickers happens less quickly than with the Tyre Glider. And this one is cheaper . You won't easily damage the rim because the Tyre Glider is plastic. My narrowest tyre is 28 mm. Narrower ones usually go harder on the rim so I have no experience with that.

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Works fine

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Works fine

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Using this tool, I managed to get a very stiff MTB tire on my rim all by myself. Just make sure you watch a tutorial on Youtube that explains how to do it with the pliers. It takes a bit of technique, but once you have mastered it, it will be on your rim in no time. A flexible tire can be put on in no time with the pliers.

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Taking a while to try out how it works, but then it works very nicely

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Fitted my new Vittoria Corsa G2 tires without difficulty.

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A product that serves its purpose, allowing you to mount tires that can't be mounted by hand. But the problem is that when you need a tool like this, even with it, you have to force it, which leaves marks on the wheels... So use this product as a last resort. If you can use your hands, at least they won't damage or mark your wheels.

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The tire tool does what it was made for. Top!!! Also little chance of damaging the rim.

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Is super good takes some getting used to but does its job like the oord

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This tool makes putting on difficult tires a lot easier. And so no chance of puncturing your inner tube either ;)

Handy tool, especially for home and for new tires that are more difficult to put on the rim at first. A piece of cake and no more sore fingers.

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