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How to Make Your Own MTB Tyre Logos || Bike Customization

44,273 views November 2, 2019 4:02

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About six months ago, I experimented with how you can remove the manufacturer logos from a bike tyre and paint your own ones on there. Since then I've had my channel name on my tyres as white logos.
Now I needed new tyres, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to show you how it works.

It's a relatively cheap way to customize your bicycle and make it stand out, using a towel, some cardboard and PlastiDip.

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My name is Max Fiergolla and I am a Street Trials rider learning stuff, doing experiments, tutorials and whatever comes to mind and might be fun, interesting or helpful.

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Street Trial is a mixture of two sports - Bike Trials and Street BMX. It gained popularity on Youtube in recent years through riders like Martyn Ashton, Danny MacAskill, Ali Clarkson, Duncan Shaw, Sean Watson, Fabio Wibmer and John Langlois.
Trials riding is all about riding/hopping over and balancing on obstacles. BMX Street is all about tricks and style. Street Trials combines the two and does tricks over, off and onto obstacles.
Videos like Danny MacAskill's Way Back Home, Imaginate, Inspired Bicycles 2009 or Fabio Wibmer's Fabiolous Escape showcase lots of what Street Trials is about.


How to make Custom Tyre/Tire Letters + Remove the Manufacturer Logos || Bike Customization 101
#tyrelogos #customization #pimpmybike

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TheUselessTrials published this 4:02 video tutorial on November 2, 2019. It has been watched 44,273 times on YouTube.

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