Eastbound motorcycle tyre bead breaker; unique, ultralight and compact motorcycle tire repair tools designed for motorcycle adventure travel.

I already have the sw-motech center stand and with the bike on that It makes using the side stand to break the bead.. lol easy enough. Today’s baby rattles are a far cry from the polished silver rattles of yore,” says our parenting expert Kate Desmond. “The rattle category has expanded to include plush, wood, rubber-like chew toys and small blankets. The main thing I look for in a rattle is bright, fun colors in a washable material. I want the item to be something I feel comfortable with my baby chewing on, so look for non-BPA plastic. I also make sure the rattle is going to keep my baby entertained for longer than a minute.” Used to push the tire bead down into the drop centre of the rim on off-road wheels while using tire tools to change tires

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To ensure our goods are kept to a high standard, please return the goods in the same condition in which they were received. A must add-on item for your kid’s favorite rattle is a toy strap. These handy simple devices keep rattles and other toys from hitting the pavement when you are on the go. Simply attach to the rattle and then strap to the stroller or baby carrier, and the toy will never be out of reach or hit the dirty floor,” says Desmond. Universal Bead Buddy 2 Tyre Tool by Motion Pro®. New and improved design of the original Bead Buddy, this is a must for installing Bib Mousse tubes. It is used to push the tyre bead down into the drop centre of the rim on offroad wheels while using tire tools to change tires.

Now they are made from all sorts of manufactured materials. Old fashioned models are made out of wood, while newer models are constructed using plastic. There are even rattles that attach to baby’s wrists or ankles to teach them about body movement. The iconic rattle shape has been a symbol for baby shower favors and a popular print for nursery items and you can still find it in many baby novelty shops.

Something to really consider before buying a baby rattle is sanitizing the product. Babies will put these toys in their mouths, drool on them and drop them, so cleaning them is inevitable. Plastic rattles are the easiest to clean with just some hot soapy water. The fabric toys may need to be hand washed or put in a pillowcase and run through the wash. But remember, if your fabric toys have any electronic devices in them, you cannot put them in the laundry. They both work fine. Again, the key is technique. If you use lube as you remove the tire, it's a game changer. As you manipulate the tire to get it off the rim, spray some lube into the tire/rim interface. It will slowly seep in and the bead will break.