HOW TO REMOVE REAR WHEEL TIRE ON MOTORCYCLE DIRT BIKE
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Hey guys, in this video we will show you how to remove rear tire on motorcycle with drum brakes. The disc brake wheel tire removal is a little bit easier since you do not have to unhook the brake line.
We demonstrated on a Honda XL200R but this procedure might be implied to many bikes for removing the wheel / tire.
We have a video how to replace the tire as well on our channel. Feel free to check it out.
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