Rabaconda

Dread changing your tires? A decade ago, so did we – but thanks to Rabaconda, tire-changing is now a fast and fun garage pastime for us and more than 40,000 happy riders worldwide.

Back in 2012, Rabaconda co-founders Jakob and Tonu, two enduro-obsessed riding buddies, set out on a mission to make tire changing hassle-free once and for all. Being avid riders and dirt maniacs with a knack for engineering and innovative thinking, Jakob and Tonu developed Rabaconda’s flagship product, the Dirt Bike Tire Changer. The process entailed plenty of trial and error, but the Dirt Bike Tire Changer soon became a revolutionary tool enabling riders to change their own tires quickly and effortlessly. Ever since, Rabaconda has been changing the riders’ lives around the world – three minutes at a time.

Rabaconda is all about rider-developed designs. Since the inception of the Dirt Bike Tire Changer, we’ve always paid attention to crowd creation and feedback from riders and mechanics resulting in better quality and finely tuned details appreciated by pro racers and everyday riders alike. For the last decade, The Dirt Bike Tire Changer has been favored by the US racing team at ISDE, and we’re stoked to see our tools being put to good use in over 60 countries worldwide.

We haven’t stopped innovating: refusing to rest on our laurels and listening to riders’ needs, we recently came out with our newest product, the Street Bike Tire Changer. Aimed at cruiser, sport, touring, sport touring, and adventure motorcycle owners, the Street Bike Tire Changer is increasingly popular among the street crowd. Whether you own a Harley, a CBR, or a Goldwing, the Street Bike Tire Changer is designed to make your tire-changing process smooth and fast. Here at Rabaconda, we focus on delivering innovative, quality, and compact portable tire tools for the powersports industry that help make the process of changing a tire easier than ever before, and we don't intend to stop any time soon.

Fun fact ! If you’re wondering what “Rabaconda” means, the name is based on a mythical snake-like creature said to favor nesting near off-road trails…in other words, it’s something you’re bound to encounter trail or road-side whenever you need to change your tires.