The BEST Techniques for Changing Mousses!

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What would you recommend for my 23 Kawasaki KLX 300R for trail riding
Comment from : Ron Lawson

It's so fucking funny think it's doing this with a stand that is hard show a video how to do it with your fucking stand
Comment from : MachoStash

I’m just having my first set of mousse installed on my bike and none of the locals I ask have heard of using 2 rim locks for mousse But I’m not sure why cause it seems likely a mousse would throw a bead with no internal pressure
Comment from : Kermit

Update on how it held up? Thanks for all the vids you’re awesome
Comment from : RutRiderz

6:01 IYMMOOUGHOUGU 😂😂
Comment from : Suday

Silicon Spay used by many professional rally riders
Comment from : Self Do

Thanks coach 😊😊😊😊brI needed your help today
Comment from : Old Wisdom

Lets say for a kenda gauntlet 130/80 - 18, do i need a mousse same size 130/80-18, cause some ppl on use the mousse 120 in the tires 140 and 130 but i dont know why what you recommend?
Comment from : Guss Ximenez

Just tried to get a 140 Michelin bib into a 140 Metz 6 days Absolutely no chance of getting it on the rim
Comment from : mike James

But what about my rims? 😢
Comment from : Trippysuz

This is the best tire change vid I have seen and I have seen a lot Thanks!
Comment from : Gypsy Nichols

Hi One question Do you never Center the spokes or check the rim for horizontal or vertical blow? brGreat videos so far
Comment from : Wülfing Thomas

Hello, I wanted to ask which mousse I need for my rims I have M59 80-100/21 in front and scorpion xc mid soft 120-100/18 in back
Comment from : Mayelo Villalobos

2 rim locks on the front wheel as well?
Comment from : karl Lindberg

Can you send a link to that tire changing stand please Ps best videos around
Comment from : karl Lindberg

I just swapped out a rear with extra heavy duty tube and 5 gallon bucket I don't think I want to try a moose
Comment from : Michael Back

Neutech tubliss and half mousse, best!
Comment from : Attila Tóth

So helpful I did two foams the other day with rich Larson’s method Thanks man! We want to hire u to mentor us!
Comment from : TheFoxyt2

Great video! Will you come and install mine? he,he
Comment from : Mike Burnett

An Australian YouTuber, 4xOverland, home was robbed due to content he put online which gave away his address Something to be wary of
Comment from : Endo Masta

Great tutorial thx! Not sure if it helps the process but I utilize about 900 F-bombs during the procedure lol
Comment from : bob messer

I have a Rabaconda All my bros switched to mousses so I get lots of practice I just recently started using double rim locks and you just taught me a better way for getting the tire off with the iron on the rim lock Thanks man! 🇺🇸👍
Comment from : LostInPA - Dad Enduro

Great tips! You sound like the Bob Ross of mousses I was visiting Lance and Lisa at the Tulsa emdurocross last fall and got to watch about 3 of you guys cramming the biggest mousse on earth into a tire Impressive
Comment from : futurefaith

Love how beat the rim is It’s a tool and a toy, not a trophy That tire changing stand looks awesome I run tubliss but have been recommended mousses by multiple people Changing a mousse has been a large part of my hesitancy in leaving tubliss behind
Comment from : Larry Parker Williams

Love how beat the rim is It’s a tool and a toy, not a trophy
Comment from : Larry Parker Williams

Pros and cons of Rabaconda vs Zip-Ty tire stand?
Comment from : lektro808

I've been using the Moose tire machine but like the Zip Tie shown here better as it is a bit taller and had some nice features I welded on a small bracket onto my moose for pushing in bead stems long ago but again the zip tie machine even made it simpler Nice vid again Rich Now start racing would ya!!??
Comment from : SwormCycles

Damn, that was easy!br( if you don't mind a little joke I changed a tire on my electric scooter once ;) )
Comment from : Tomas Dahlgren

Nice vid I appreciate all the detail
Comment from : chris Vozza

Why are you changing that perfectly good tire????
Comment from : poseur777

Thanks for sharing your method!! I’ve been thinking of going mousses, some say they’re a pain in the butt to install This vid sets it straight👍
Comment from : BRAAPY Ole Fart

I thought I was good doing tyre changes on my dirt bike until i saw you!
Comment from : Trapp Tours

This video would have more credibility if you swore at least a couple of times when trying to set the rimlocks, or threw the wheel across the yard and into the street Going to copy this method on my next tire change and see if I can get to your state of zen
Comment from : jay_motocombat

Nice garden!
Comment from : Eric Neilson

How do you add air?
Comment from : JC Racing

Nice to see some attention being brought to the lube There are various brands of sil-glyde that work great or any silicone grease as well These things can be bought in small tubs that last a long time Go for a 5 mile ride on pavement with silicone grease vs the tire soap a lot of guys run and there is a really noticeable difference in temperature of the wheel Heat kills mousses
Comment from : TKrey23

I’ve always used the age old technique of running my gummy until it falls off the rim…brNeedless to say this video is one of my favorites on the channel now 🤘
Comment from : Garrett Horner

Wow - looks so easy!
Comment from : Thailand Moped Adventures

The black rims on my KTM make the bike look older than it actually is
Comment from : Rider SOregon

Thanks for the video Rich I refrained from changing my own mousses, but now, I just might give it a try
Comment from : Ariel Toron

That was great! Thanks for putting this out there!
Comment from : Chris Ashton

Red rubber grease works well alsocross-country rally racing guys have lots of tips for getting mousses to last a long time due to the nature the racing being endurance focused
Comment from : Garry Connell

Atleast you can use the water based stuff in your hair so it doesn't go to waste :P
Comment from : potato pobobot

Just did front and rear on my beta today! I gotta get a tire changing stand! I did it the old fashion way Patience and a lot of bead buddy’s and tire irons! 💪🏼
Comment from : bnashvegas

You sounded so much like Bob Ross in this one LOL
Comment from : armourbl

Rich, did you know your shoes match your bike, Sil-Glyde is great stuff and it's also available in a spray can
Comment from : Rob H

Your tire was so soft and compliant Do a video with a Maxxis Desert IT! They are a real $&@!?$&!!!
Comment from : Neil

Rich you make it look so easy !
Comment from : MrJana Robi

effortless , nice stuff
Comment from : ENDURO-PARTS-AUS

Man the right tools make it a lot easier I just did one with the wrong tools It was NOT enjoyable
Comment from : Random Person

If you are the type of guy who is worried about scratched rims Umm well just don’t be that type of guy lol I always liked the rabaconda till I found the zip tie
Comment from : Not_even_real

Great video, as usual the explanation was excellent 👍
Comment from : Philip Smith

best technique I've seen so far
Comment from : Robson Enduro

The first time I changed my tires over, I stopped speaking English after 10 minutes, you make it flow, helps with the right tools too!!! Nice Video Reference!!! Thanks!
Comment from : Soupy Socks Enduro

3rd question: do you ride RedBull Erzbergrodeo?
Comment from : Erzberg - Secrets of the Rodeo

Even though I already know the techniques of mousse removal/installation, your presentation of facts and skills are the best - bar nonebrbrThanks for the content Rich
Comment from : Dirtbike Dave

My wife is always wondering why I'm always in the garage buttering my mousse, I tell her that its my safe space
Comment from : marshall keller

Thanks Rich! I've referenced your 1st tire change video several times Like the addition of the bead buddy Saves that iron from flying!
Comment from : stufrowin

Thanks for the advice! You are fitting a super soft tyre and foam, which makes the fitting much easier!
Comment from : Amateurs 2 Roues

Good stuff Didn't even use armor-all or lubricant to get that tire on 👍
Comment from : Sparky Boots

Nice tip with the cheap auto lube I just use a simple stand and several small straps to hold the tire close to the rim on install I also use a small hand clamp to keep the rim locks pushed in Takes a little more time for setup but almost no effort with no rim scratches
Comment from : PB

Great demo Rich, mouses are the best and lubbing helps big Question: should one run soft mouses with a gummy, and can a medium mousse accelerate wear in a gummy tire
Comment from : Evdawg68

I purchased the Rabacondasimilar to your standand huge huge tipwatch their tutorial video (which is very similar to yours in terms of technique) and it will be easy to change a mousse
Comment from : GetSomeAdventure

Dang you make that look easy! Any experience with running mousses on a dual sport? Most say they won't last because they get too hot and break down
Comment from : Mitch