Non-Marring Bead Breaker
- 38 Inch Bead Breaker Arm for incredible leverage
- Non-Marring Bead Breaker Wedges drive toward rim
- No bending over while breaking the bead
- Wheels lay on top of polyethylene blocks while breaking the bead. No bent rotors
- Bead breaker clearance is 10.5” (a 250mm tire)
Hinged OverHead Arm
- Firmly supports center pivot post
in locked position
- Overhead arm hinges up while not in use.
- Center post indexes in bearing center or loosen setscrews to swing post to index a lug hole.
- Use the cup welded at he the frame arm intersection to hold the post secure while passing through “Open Hub” wheels.
(Newer models only)
- Safety lock bar prevents lifting of the arm while in use
- See our shopping cart for optional SpoonBar Collar to hold your first SpoonBar while using the SpoonBar set.
Non-Marring Wheel Lock System
- High Quality Precision Construction
- No metal will ever touch your wheels
- Height of blocks allows clearance of most Belt drive sprockets and brake rotors
- Lifetime warranty on all plastic parts (see Warranty for details)
- We don’t think it is possible to wear this device out!
- Grip range is 10” to 21” tires (11 5/8 – 22 5/8 inches) Some Honda 10” wheels are not in this range.
- Tire OD clearance is 31 1⁄2”
- Case hardened frame arms for wear resistance.
- Works with portable hitch mount for convenience
- Patented Design
Comes complete with:
- Comes Complete With:
- Mount/Demount bar w/ extra tips- also Lifetime Replacement Warranty. Simply send back the old tips and we will send you new ones (see Warranty for
details)
- Tire lube spray and paste
- Our signature 7 Step powder coat finish
- Video instruction DVD
We recommend using our XtraHand clamps to help lock your stiff side-wall tire into the wheel lock system!
What people are saying about the Classic Model:
I've been using my No-Mar Tire Changer for two years now. I can't imagine being without it. No taking my bikes/wheels to a shop for changing, and no more PAYING for tire changes. Mine paid for itself in short order. ~Dave Shultz
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