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Are those DynaBeads really as good as they claim?
I've always seen opinions split down the middle on these...
I had a chance to try them once when my indie talked me into using them while installing a Michelin Commander II on the rear of a Dyna I used to have - unfortunately I traded the bike about a week later and never really got to try either...
after doing a little research I would think they would be extremely effective, UNLESS the wheel/tire is waaay out of balance. (low quality or defective rim/tire) I would be led to believe it would be too much error to correct.
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