Well, that's enough ammunition for me. I'm headed back up there tomorrow and see what they have to say. and yes it's 180 degrees.

 

heaven forbid some toddler picks up your lead wieght off the side of the road and chews on em. 2oz isnt unheard off but those steel wieght are twice the size and look terrible.

 

Dyna beads deff work great I have been running them in my bike and love it. I bought a whole bunch of them I have them for sale in the classifieds. I can get you a kit thats got 2-2oz bags and 1-1oz bag with the applicator for $30 shipped to you. P.M. if interested.

 

There is a maximum amount specified - can't remember but it might be 2.5 ozs.

 

That's a good deal, but I just ordered mine from www.jakewilson.com along with a new E3 for the front. Put one on the rear about 3K miles ago.

 

Its is a good deal. Its the same price you would pay thru Jake Wilson.

 

The weights should have been placed evenly on both sides of the wheel.

 

Harley allows 3 1/2 oz's on a wheel, more than that they will take the tire back under warranty. SOMETIMES we dont align the dot with the valve stem because it required more weight than allowed but when rotated 180* it falls under spec.

The new steel weights suck, they are huge compared to the lead ones, thank your local tree hugger with a slap to that back of the head for the change.

Dynabeads come from inovative balancing:

http://www.innovativebalancing.com/gallery1.htm

2 oz bags $6.10 each.

Yes some people balance with weights on both sides, some put them on the low side, some wrap them across the bridge of the rim. Its all in how they were taught! If it zero's on the balancer its balanced!

 

So, if I'm running the E3 MT90B on the front and the MU90B on the rear, does this mean I should run 2oz of dyna beads in each?

 

Yes sir………had you visited their website..it's all spelled out there for ya.