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Unanswered Tyre jack on 29" ~2.6" tyres

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If I need a device to remove a tyre, then I'd have to carry it with me for when I needed to do so on the trail.
All I have needed so far is two tyre levers and a bicycle mini pump (used as a stick to apply force from my shoulder to the sidewall). I need an anvil of course to rest the wheel on, so any tree stump, fallen tree, flat rock, park bench, whatever is handy.

Hcd

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Something like this - tyre bead jack
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steve_sordy

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If I need a device to remove a tyre, then I'd have to carry it with me for when I needed to do so on the trail.
All I have needed so far is two tyre levers and a bicycle mini pump (used as a stick to apply force from my shoulder to the sidewall). I need an anvil of course to rest the wheel on, so any tree stump, fallen tree, flat rock, park bench, whatever is handy.
 
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