Whats the best mousse changer for the money?

[Mike F]

Suspect Berin will have a view on this, I believe you've had a few ....

This one looks OK

http://www.scorpionmoussechanger.com/buy.html

Cant see how it optimises use for 18" and 21" wheels tho.

I have reasonable routine with the right tackle and an old car wheel,

http://www.ktmforum.co.uk/off-road-enduro/40410-changing-tyre-mousse-fitted.html

but anything that makes life easier.

M

 

[SkyGod]

Has to be this bar none. Been using it for a month now. Changing 6 this week!!!!
Now selling them at the shop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkvKws9qk9s

 

[Mike F]

3 minutes, pah

One minute to do a mousse, so thats 1/3 the time and 1/3 the price....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnhg-VEP69U

Have to say I did a bit of hunting around on the web and you cant deny the sheer beauty of the Rabaconda kit. Pretty handy that it packs away too.

It is a chunky price tho'. But as with all things you get what you pay for I guess.

Be interesting to see if anyone blows the trumpet on any of the cheaper ones.

M

 

[Podrick]

Has to be this bar none. Been using it for a month now. Changing 6 this week!!!!
Now selling them at the shop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkvKws9qk9s

And where / what is the shop called?
How much are these in the UK?

 

[SkyGod]

adventure bike warehouse.

£220

Very happy for anyone to pop along and play with mine first........the moose changer that is!!!!!!!!

 

[Greg Masters]

http://www.onlyforfun.it/

Changing mousses is normally a fecking b'tard of a job.

I use and recommend the TyreFox rig from the very wrongly named people in the link above.

 

[Mike F]

i'll have one of those mousse changers...

Hi Gary

I'll be interested in one of those at that price, I'll drop you a mail.

Looks good.

M