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Where to geta darkside tire mounted

Started by Houdini, Tue 18, Nov 2008, 19:40:10

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Houdini

Hi All, I have a friend with a VTX that wants to get a darkside tire on his bike. Does anyone know where in the N. Dallas area he can have the tire mounted and balanced?

Thanks!

Chuck
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Daniel Meyer

There's a place on Preston Road, nearly at US 380...but I can't remember the name of  it...hopefully somebody will chime in...
CUAgain,
Daniel Meyer

Disco

Chuck,

The place Daniel referenced is Cycle Concepts.  Their website is http://cycle-concepts.com/

Their contact info is
12750 Preston Road Ste.210
Frisco, Texas 75034
972-377-0889

I used them for dismount / remount / balance when I had my wheels powder coated.

DFG
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Houdini

Thanks guys, the information has been passed on to a budding darksider.
"A Camera And A Bike....What More Do I Need?


BnB Tom

Chuck,  I have used them too.  They're fast, friendly and reasonably priced.

Tom

RainMaker

Has anyone tried to do this themselves?  I have changed out my front tire (I have a bead breaker and some wicked tire tools) but haven't tried the rear tire. 

RainMaker


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Disco

My Dad has a manual, walk-around tire mount & bead breaker bolted to the floor of his workship that he uses for Model T / Model A tires.  I haven't used it for motorcycle tires yet, but plan to when I pull the rear to tighten my leaking patchboys valve stem.  That way, if the dynabeads get spilled, it's my fault.
2000 Bumblebee Tourer, 98 Yellow & Cream Tourer, 97 Rescue blower bike
22 CRF450RL, 19 BMW R1250RT
78 CB550K, 07 Helix
71 MT50 Trailhopper


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Flyboy

I have changed about 10 rear tires to the dark side. One of thoes being a Rune. It really is not that big of a deal, it is actually easier since the sidewall is a little more forgiving.
YOU NEVER SEE A MOTORCYCLE PARKED OUTSIDE OF A PSYCHITRIST'S OFFICE.

Daniel Meyer

Quote from: RainMaker on Thu 20, Nov 2008, 12:28:15
Has anyone tried to do this themselves?  I have changed out my front tire (I have a bead breaker and some wicked tire tools) but haven't tried the rear tire. 

RainMaker

Yep, I do mine...mostly.
CUAgain,
Daniel Meyer

BnB Tom

#9
Actually, Flyboy mounted the 'darkside' that I currently have on my Valk.  It was real easy since all I did was watch  ;D
But, Cycle Concepts did my front.
Tom

Curtis_2Valks

Quote from: RainMaker on Thu 20, Nov 2008, 12:28:15
Has anyone tried to do this themselves?  I have changed out my front tire (I have a bead breaker and some wicked tire tools) but haven't tried the rear tire. 

RainMaker

I do my own.  Not that hard.

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Choirboy

Noticed that the replies (as requested) were in the North Dallas corridor....for the folks on the FW side of the Metromess, A Bikers Garage in Roanoke mounted my Tripletred and balanced the tire. Went in on a Sat morning and waited. No hassles because it was a car tire.
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DrewDanube

Man...thats my biggest issue.  You'll take my money and mount my tire but feel you have to give me the "flaming death" lecture?  I'll ignore you and find another shop 30,000 miles from now, thank you. 
And into the great beyond I go...
previous bikes:
Suzuki Intruder 1400
KLR650
V-Max
FZ-6
Bandit 1200S
Hyosung Avitar GV0650 (sold!)