If you've already bought your Harbor Freight motorcycle tire changing stand, you've probably noticed the rim-grabbing jaws are made of powdercoated steel.  That's fine for the crusty steel rims from your '82 Pontiac, but what about your beautiful, chromed/painted alloy motorcycle wheels?  In an effort to protect their rims, users have tried lining those jaws with all kinds of things: electrical tape, duct tape, sliced-up rubber hose, and plastic dip, to name a few items.  But unless you're careful about securing this stuff, it can slip out of place, leaving you with damaged rims.  And owners of BMW's GS-series bikes can't fit their wire-spoked, wide-lipped rims into the existing jaws at all!!

The solution?  Mojoblocks:

With a set of Mojoblocks, you can easily retrofit your Harbor Freight tire-changing stand so that it will grip your rims without scratching them.   The cutout in each Mojoblock is wide enough to accommodate even the wire-spoke wheels from BMW's GS-series bikes.  The blocks are secured to the jaws of the tire changer by bolts that are countersunk below the surface of the plastic, so it will be difficult to accidentally scratch your rims on them.

What's included in the Mojoblock package, and how do I install them?

The Mojoblock package includes everything you see in this picture:

That's three blocks, three bolts, three Nylock nuts, and three washers.  To install them, you just need to drill a bolt hole in each jaw on your Harbor Freight tire-changing stand, and bolt the blocks in place.  Click here to view the installation manual.

OK, sounds great.  How Much For A Set of Mojoblocks?

The price is $30, and that includes postage to anywhere in the 48 lower United States.  If you need it shipped somewhere else, email me and we’ll work something out.

I'm ready to buy!  How Can I Order/Pay?

I currently have a limited quantity of Mojoblocks ready to ship!  Please email me to confirm availability and receive payment instructions.

Should I fill my tires with nitrogen?

For more information, check out my FAQ on nitrogen for tires.

What else have you got?

If you haven't already got one, you might also be interested in a Mojolever.

If you're bored, you might be mildly entertained by my vanity web page.

Thanks!

-Mitch Patrie