Need Help with Tire Balancing
#1
Need Help with Tire Balancing
I'm getting ready to order a set of E3's for my 08 UC. I've read some post on here regarding Dyna Beads. Then I read where People are using Ride-on.
They say Ride-on will balance the tires plus guard against flat's. I'm confused as what to use. I'd like to do it right. If I use Dyna beads, how much do I put in each tire. The same question for Ride-on. The tire sizes are MT90B16 front and MU90B16 rear. Thanks for any and all advice!
They say Ride-on will balance the tires plus guard against flat's. I'm confused as what to use. I'd like to do it right. If I use Dyna beads, how much do I put in each tire. The same question for Ride-on. The tire sizes are MT90B16 front and MU90B16 rear. Thanks for any and all advice!
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#7
I'm no expert, I'm getting some opinion's on how much weight or how many oz's to put in each tire. I would think they would work as good if not better in a tubed tire. Don't have to worry about getting too much moisture in the tire while installing it. I read somewhere not to use too much soap or any lubricant that would cause them not to move around and do their job.
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#8
They come with an "installer tool" for tubes as well as directions for that. I let the shop that mounted my tires deal with it, but you put a tube over the valve stem and squeeze them in slowly. Apparently a dremel makes it far easier according to a friend who did his own.
#9
+4 on Dyna Beads. You can use them with either tubed or tubeless tires.
I put 2 Ounce in the front and two in the back.
Easy unless you have a 90 degree valve stem, then you would want someone to help with leaning the bike over a little so you can get them beads in. And don't forget to take the wheel weights off.
They really are great!
Here is the website
http://www.innovativebalancing.com/motorcycle.htm
I put 2 Ounce in the front and two in the back.
Easy unless you have a 90 degree valve stem, then you would want someone to help with leaning the bike over a little so you can get them beads in. And don't forget to take the wheel weights off.
They really are great!
Here is the website
http://www.innovativebalancing.com/motorcycle.htm
#10
They can be used in tubed tires.
As DR. V-TWIN noted in an earlier post, 1 oz in the front and 2 oz in the rear is recommended by Innovative Balancing. They sell a kit for motorcycle tires with the proper amount of dynabeads included.
I buy their largest bulk bags and weigh the beads out myself. I use an electronic postal scale for this. I use the beads in my scoot, my F150 and trailer.
I'm no expert, I'm getting some opinion's on how much weight or how many oz's to put in each tire. I would think they would work as good if not better in a tubed tire. Don't have to worry about getting too much moisture in the tire while installing it. I read somewhere not to use too much soap or any lubricant that would cause them not to move around and do their job.
I buy their largest bulk bags and weigh the beads out myself. I use an electronic postal scale for this. I use the beads in my scoot, my F150 and trailer.
Last edited by soos; 02-10-2010 at 09:56 PM.