I've read where Ride-On is supposed to have a balancing effect much like the dyna beads. Never used it so I don't know.

 

Sounds like you need to check your alignment, imho.

 

Lots of good info on the Dyna Beads and Tire Changing too. From what I have read I assume Dyna Beads work as well on Tube Tires as they do in Tubeless Tires????

 

I installed DB and won't do it again when these tires wear out or when I switch rims and tires I will go back to a balanced tire with weights.

You will really notice the most when your on that stretch of freeway and you run into where they have done patch work every other block of cement. The beads in the tires will be bouncing and you can defiantly feel it

 

First of all, running a plug in a bike tire should be very short term, especially in a bias ply tire. Probably not as big of a deal in a radial.
The plug will misalign the belts in the tire.
A push in plug should be used only to get somewhere to get a patch put on the inside of the tire. Many tire stores will not plug a tire of any kind, for liability reasons.

Also, a filtered valve core is recommended so the beads cant get wedged in the valve stem causing air to leak out the stem.
Would be best to go ahead and change the valve stem completely when you change a tire. I'd rather spend a couple extra bucks & know its not dry rotted.

This is what the filtered core looks like:

 

When I had my bike dynoed with the dyno beads in the rear tire, the bike started bouncing at over 5000 rpm, I think it was around 5300 rpm, not every time but it did happen. A sign the rear wheel was out of balance. Since it does not happen every time it is probably not much of a problem unless you ride at over 5000 rpm a lot.

The rate you approach the high rpm range might have something to do with it. I imagine the dyno has less resistance so will get to the high rpm range faster than riding down the road. Just a thought.

 

I'm running them on my rear tire now with a tube & they're working perfectly.

 

That Motorcycle Tire Attachment no longer links on HF's web site. What does it look like?

 

here in Michigan we don't even balance our tires , heck the roads are so bad half the time we can't even tell if there flat

 

I tried dyna beads for about a month in the front and rear, had a slight vibration. Took them back off and went back to weights....much better.

Mark