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manuale officina gilera 300 b manuale officina gilera 300 b 4t manuale officina gilera 125 xtz 2001##How to write an introduction for a blog post about a motorcycle manual##If you want to know how to fix your bike or do any repairs, then this article is for you. We're going over the basics of how to change a tire and change the oil in a bike. Read on! Changing a tire: When changing the tire be sure to use gloves and put down some old rags where you are working. This will help you avoid cuts or getting dirty. Also wear some old clothes, as this will avoid getting oil stains on your nice clothes. A tire is not very heavy, however depending on your bike, there may be some parts attached to the tire, thus making it heavier. Holding the wheel from the front and the rear, carry it to a flat surface where you can work more easily. Make sure that you have a flat surface with nothing around that can scratch your wheel or paint on it. Keep in mind that the metal rim of a wheel is very fragile and breaks easily.To change a tire, first loosen each of the nuts holding the wheel onto the axle with a wrench or socket wrench. You can use an adjustable wrench, but this might take longer. Make sure that you loosen the nuts evenly, because uneven loosening can bend the axle. Once you have them all loosened, remove the wheel.Once you have removed the wheel, take off the outer side rim covering. You may need to make use of a flat head screwdriver to pry it off. The next step is very important, as you will need to clean out all of the gunk that has accumulated under the tire during your time of riding your bike. This dirt can be hard to remove at times but try using a wire brush to help get it off easily. When you have removed all of the gunk, you will see that there is a large hole in the middle of the tire. Take a newspaper and cover this hole with it. You can now go ahead and remove your new, clean tire. To put on your new tire, follow these steps:1. Make sure that you align the little nuts on the inside rim to make sure that they are not bent or loose. If they are loose, then screw them back in straight and tighten them with an adjustable wrench.2. Install your rims onto your axle and turn it clockwise to lock it into place (the nuts hold onto 4 of the 6 holes of the rim). 3. With your safety gloves on, put the tire on the bike and screw all of the nuts back into place.4. Put down your safety rags and work with one hand on each side of the bike and one on the handle bars to hold it securely in place while you tighten each nut by hand. Once all of them are tightened by hand, you can use an adjustable wrench to lock them in place with a couple of more turns (this makes sure that they do not loosen as you ride).5. Put your rim cover back onto the wheel and tighten it back into place with an adjustable wrench (make sure that it is not twisted).6. cfa1e77820
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