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Old 22 Jan 2006
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Pro Lever bead breaker

There used to be available a very good tire bead breaker from the US made by Pro Lever. Their web site is no longer. Anyone know if these are still available. I got nothing with a Gooogle search.
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Have you looked at http://www.tyrepliers.com.au/Products/bb105.htm
Seems like a neat item (and it's Austrailian as well)
UK importer is Boab.biz
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Yes, I have seen them but I thought the Pro Lever a better design (although bigger). Has anyone got an opinion on the Australian product, especially on tubeless tires?
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Yes, I have seen them but I thought the Pro Lever a better design (although bigger). Has anyone got an opinion on the Australian product, especially on tubeless tires?

Reputed to be good. Tim at Happy Trails in Idaho makes a "better" (his words) version. Tell him we sent ya!

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