RE: [ST] Cheaper tires are fine, but what about the install?

["Tad Gralewski" <Tad_Gralewski@xxxxxxxx>]

>I know that socket is rather heavy, but I carry one
>just in case...plus the 19mm allen for the front.

Good call on the rear socket, but for the front, there is a part in the
Triumph tool kit that you can use.  It looks like a spark plug wrench, but
it fits the front axle, and then using a 14mm wrench on the other end, you
can loosen it.  Just FYI.

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