View Poll Results: Dynabeads or Ride_on
Dyna Beads
45
48.39%
Ride On
48
51.61%
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Dyna Beads or Ride-On?
Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 237
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From: Schnecksville, PA
I went to Ride-On after years of Dynabeads. The beads get stuck to plugs and I plug tires while on the road.
I became a dealer for Ride-On because of the 1 year tire warranty option that I can sell to customers. For $120 i will mount and balance both tires and provide you with a warranty card good for 1 year. That includes 5 free tows and up to $150 for a new tire should you have a catastophic tire issue.
I became a dealer for Ride-On because of the 1 year tire warranty option that I can sell to customers. For $120 i will mount and balance both tires and provide you with a warranty card good for 1 year. That includes 5 free tows and up to $150 for a new tire should you have a catastophic tire issue.
As a former RideOn dealer, I wouldn't put that stuff in anything. Military uses it in low-speed applications.
Contractually, I'm am not allowed to say anything too negative about that product, but I would be leary of putting in anything with a high speed application. Your results and opinions may vary. . . .
Last edited by sprint07; Mar 28, 2013 at 09:00 AM. Reason: correct spelling
As a former RideOn dealer, I wouldn't put that stuff in anything. Military uses it in low-speed applications.
Contractually, I'm am not allowed to say anything too negative about that product, but I would be leary of putting in anything with a high speed application. Your results and opinions may vary. . . .
As a former RideOn dealer, I wouldn't put that stuff in anything. Military uses it in low-speed applications.
Contractually, I'm am not allowed to say anything too negative about that product, but I would be leary of putting in anything with a high speed application. Your results and opinions may vary. . . .
OTR trucking companies have used it for years.
I have hit 135 mph with Ride On with no issues (yes, on a bike)
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Joined: Aug 2011
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From: On. Canada
You have a fall-out with Ride On or something?
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 903
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From: California
As a former RideOn dealer, I wouldn't put that stuff in anything. Military uses it in low-speed applications.
Contractually, I'm am not allowed to say anything too negative about that product, but I would be leary of putting in anything with a high speed application. Your results and opinions may vary. . . .
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Snow Hill, NC
As a former RideOn dealer, I wouldn't put that stuff in anything. Military uses it in low-speed applications.
Contractually, I'm am not allowed to say anything too negative about that product, but I would be leary of putting in anything with a high speed application. Your results and opinions may vary. . . .
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What sold me on Ride-On was a tech article written many years ago in Rider Magazine by the late Larry Grodsky. He was a well respected m/c safety instructor who conducted the test. My hope using the product is that if I run over something that the bike tire won't deflate at a very fast speed, allowing me to maintain control. Hell, I have towing insurance to get the bike to a tire repair facility/home vs. being stranded out in the middle of no where...
I ordered the Ride-on from Amazon. But I thought it strange that you can buy the car stuff in a 16oz bottle for the same price as the 8oz MC version....if there is a difference. Got me wondering.