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Couch:
The Semi Auto's in Hobart Tasmania too...........but no thank you, not at that price!!


--- Quote from: blueheeler55 (Peter) on March 25, 2012, 09:38:47 PM ---There's also this for $40.00:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ballards-Motorcycle-Tyre-Changer-suit-12-thru-21-tyre-USED-/330707328320?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cffb15d40#ht_500wt_947
But  :grin if you're really serious:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/MOTORCYCLE-SEMI-AUTOMATIC-TYRE-CHANGER-WHEEL-BALANCER-DIGITAL-/170784256476?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item27c388f1dc#ht_1756wt_694

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Aj1300:

--- Quote from: Gavo on March 25, 2012, 09:08:40 PM ---Hey Couch

Waiting to here back from an old tyre fitter mate as to any local suppliers so i will post when i find some news

If no one else comes in quicker

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Hi Couch ,Gavo I made mine, I copied one from Radam Industries. If you look up Radam. Then go to tyre changers you will see what they are. They have 2 parts to this  changer a stand then the top. All up about $ 200.00 plus gst. There is a place in W.A. if not I dont live far from there I could forward it to you.Cheers Adam :blk13

sac468:
Hi guys, I understand the need to save money and do mainteneance by your self, god knows I wish I had a shed and the tools (know How) to do some myself, how ever if every one does this to save money it could very well mean the end of the service department of your local bike shop if not the shop itself.
I for one would hate to loose my local shop, even if it is just to do some window shopping / wishfull thinking / time wasting. :thumbsup :rd13

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