Tire Descriptions

Check out the tool box of your local mechanic, or in the race pits, and you‘re likely to see dial-type tire gauges because they‘re very accurate and easy to read. The TirePro gauge has a 12“ flexible hose that makes even hard-to-get-to valves an easy endeavor, and a built-in valve lets you „bleed“ down to the desired pressure. Readings are in psi and Kpa (up to 60 psi), and the dial is protected by a rubber boot.

Changing tires is about as much fun as painting your house, but having the right tools can make the job easier. These tire levers are forged and heat treated, using carbon steel alloy. They‘ll flex, not bend, giving you confidence. At 240 mm (9.5”), they‘re long enough for the necessary leverage, but small enough to fit into most saddlebags.

These nylon rim savers were specially designed to prevent damage to your chrome or aluminum rim from tire levers and tools during tire installation.

Fumbling the tube valve through its hole in the wheel rim can be a real pain. This smart tool makes the job a lot easier with its 21 cm cable and "fishing hook". Just route the cable through the rim hole and attach its threaded tip to the valve core. Now you can pull the core through the rim without pinching your fingers or damaging the threads. With valve remover inside the handle.