That’s One Way to Re-Seat a Broken Bead Out on the Trail + Video
Published Aug. 25, 2017 0 Updated Aug. 23, 2017
Just remember, safety first
We don’t typically recommend ether as a means of re-seating the bead on a tire, but when you pop a bead and all else fails, it certainly works. By the looks of things, this probably isn’t the first time for these guys.







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