wheel balancing?
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We have been running the Dyna beads for years here. Who wants to buy a new set of rims and have big ugly wheel weight on it? Next is the acid test. We have experienced glass smooth rides with Dyna beads. Putting the wheel on a balancer with Dyna beads will not work either.
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Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: GA
Dyna beads might be a good answer to balancing. Dealer just told me its $225 to balance both wheels! Now that's incredible. I have paid alot less than that. Guess I need to but a balance machine and do it on the side...
Tourer
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Kansas City
I had an E3 on the front of my Road King that Dyna beads could not smooth out. It may have been a bad tire. I'm to the point now that I mount the tire with the dot at the valve stem and ride it. I will add dyna beads if needed (I have 4 ozs. in my tool box). I've mounted 6 tires and still have 4 ozs of beads in my tool box. I'm just sayin, I was a believer, now I'm looking for evidence that they work.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Oklahoma City, Ok
225 to balance a few wheels. I took my brand new 21 in wheel to the stealer and he only charge about 30 dollars for the chrome weights an labor. That's b4 I heard of dyna beads. Ripped those weights on and my dyna beads work perfect.
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Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Oklahoma City, Ok
225 to balance a few wheels. WOW. I took my brand new 21 in wheel to the stealer and he only charge about 30 dollars for the chrome weights and labor. That's b4 I heard of dyna beads. Ripped those weights off and installed dyna beads. They work perfect and cheap too.
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