Well @galenkp you can laugh at me now :)
When I put the new mower away in the barn yesterday, by the time I got it in there, the rear back right tyre was flat, so now I have a puncture to fix.
What a pathetic tyre it was too, a mere thorn had done the puncture.
So I spent a sweaty few hours in the barn trying and eventually succeeding in getting the wheel off.
It was so tight I had to bash it off from the back after picking the mower up and sitting it on supports.
Do not worry I used a rubber mallet.
But the wheel is on a square end shaft, hence why it did not want to come off, so I suggest you keep the push mower, this things a ball ache from day 1, and with my driving, the grass looks more like a maze than a level field lol.
Any way, the bike in the pic above is one I bought today.
What is it? a super rare fzr 500, not sure what market it was made for, but getting it shipped to me from Austria. maybe it was the law makers there that created this rare bike with limitations and laws, who knows, not me, spent hours trying to find out about one online, I just keep coming up with a blank.
Excited now, want it to arrive tomorrow, but it will be more like next week, new toy, oh the joy and that makes number shhhhh, not telling anymore.
Have a nice week, keep safe, ride well, and everything will be fine, see you tomorrow.
We all love getting new toys 😁 @missionx for the maze challenge 👍
Maybe I need to ride a bike around my maze lol. :-)
Lol, wow a puncture already! No punctures in the solid plastic wheels of my push mower! You sure you weren't doing burnouts? Lol.
You have the satisfaction of fixing it yourself though, and now have a maze for your kids to play in!
True that, true on both points :-)