Gorilla Force Ultra Strong Bike Tire Levers - Lava Red Edition

happy: Habe mir die Reifenheber zugelegt, damit ich die Reifen meines Rennrads wechseln kann. Beim Mountainbike geht es auch ohne, die Reifen des Rennrads sind aber sehr stramm. Ohne Reifenheber zerkratzt man nur unnötig die Felgen.

Germany on Dec 15, 2023

donny: Brilliant bit of kit to carry on the ride,
Very strong and don't snap easy like black/blue ones. Wouldn't ride with out them.
All cyclists should have them in their tool bag.

United Kingdom on Dec 07, 2023

giovanni: Las recibí unos días antes de lo esperado, ya las use un par de veces y se sienten muy resistentes y de muy buena calidad me encantaron

Mexico on Dec 02, 2023

gugu gaga: Damit lässt sich gut arbeiten und durch die rote Farbe auch gut wiederfinden.

Germany on Nov 28, 2023

Marco: Prodotto molto valido. Usato per gomme schwalbe molto spesse e (prima di passare al liquido tubeless) con all'interno salsiciotti di protezione che aumentavamo la difficoltà ad estrarre pneumatico: si sono sempre comportati egregiamente.

Italy on Nov 25, 2023

Gerard: Very sturdy.

United States on Nov 12, 2023

Shopper 7.5º: Bought these to replace an old dry rotted tire on 27 inch road bike rims and they made quick and easy work of removing and installing tires

United States on Oct 20, 2023

Russell: I used these for the first time to change the tube in my flat tire on my gravel bike. I love and support my local bike shop but I don’t want to transport my bike and pay every time I get a flat. I watched many yt videos on “how to” and tips. It’s not terribly difficult and with practice you will get faster and it will be easier to use these tools. Be safe!

United States on Sep 21, 2023

OT: These are on the large side, so good to have in your garage or shop.
I thought I could put it in my compact bike kit but they are kind of bulky for that purpose...

United States on Jun 12, 2023

Steven P. Spinella: Some combinations of rim and bike tire come apart quite easily. You deflate the tube if not already deflated, push in the stem (unscrew the knurl on presta valves) to take away possible pressure from the reinforced tube around the stem, push in on the tire next to the rim on one side all the way around to move the bead off the ridge and into the center of the rim which is slightly deeper, then you use the resulting space to pop the bead over the rim near the valve stem (since the other side has more freedom to fully move into the center of the rim without obstruction).
But some combinations of rim and tire are quite tight! Then you need leverage, preferably without pinching the tube and ruining it. Plastic levers with a little curl on the end to catch the tire bead do the trick. If they are thick, they weigh a tiny bit more, but they don't break and are easier to hold. When it's really tight, you may need to place one, hooking the other end around a spoke, then add a second or even a third tire lever.
These levers were well-priced and do the trick.
They did not exactly press together for storage as a group when not in use like the park tool version, if that matters to...

United States on Mar 23, 2020