oooff - not a difficult job if you have the tools.
You can still get good 18" tyres and if you're not fitting them yourself then ask the tyre fitters what they have ... round and black still have some bt090s

Hi do i need any special tools to do the job or will my snap on chest have the tools in there somewhere.

You'll need the seal dibby down tool - it's in the second drawer down in the roller cab

Evilchicken0 wrote:You'll need the seal dibby down tool - it's in the second drawer down in the roller cab

and if that fails use your snap-on chest, there's nothing like a bit of brute force

as for the bike, the fork seals are not too big an issue to fix, several threads on here about that,
BUT i'd leave the tyre fitting to a tyre fitting type person, or the end result will be buggered up rims,
it only cost's about £15 a tyre (£12.50 local to me) so well worth the £££

Cheers lads that was genuinely very funny,if you could point me in the right direction to the threads i would be very grateful. ta,

threads are on the bolts matey


Here to help

Don't forget they'r in the nuts to.

If your still on about tyres;they have TREADS not THREADS.,but a good rider should be able to get the treads to the threads before tyre is discarded.

actually i'm on about fork seals not fur seals or grey seals,just fork seals.

"Dont mind grey seals,dont mind common seals dont even mind elephant seals, it's imbeciles I'm not so struck on". (No offence intended,just an old saying of mine!!!!!!)