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What have you done to your CBR 1000f today?

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Old 08-28-2012, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Bordo
I just ordered some Dyna Beads from the USA. Will see how they go and if they work ok I'm going to look at doing my own tyres in the future. Will have to buy the proper bike tyre fitting tools of course but they will pay for themselves over time. Balancing was always my main concern with DIY tyre fitting but if the Dyna Beads do what they say they will I'm half way there. I'm sick of getting ripped off with tyres in this country. It will be worth having a crack myself.
Yeah, It seems like you guys are overcharged for everything!
 
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Taking my 750 for a suspension tune up today.
 
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Old 08-28-2012, 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Bordo
I just ordered some Dyna Beads from the USA. Will see how they go and if they work ok I'm going to look at doing my own tyres in the future. Will have to buy the proper bike tyre fitting tools of course but they will pay for themselves over time. Balancing was always my main concern with DIY tyre fitting but if the Dyna Beads do what they say they will I'm half way there. I'm sick of getting ripped off with tyres in this country. It will be worth having a crack myself.

TIP

before you seat the tire bead drop the beads in first - much quicker
- they can be a pain in the neck to pour through the valve stem at times

when seating the bead tip the wheel so the beads run to the opposite end
of the valve stem - don't want them to blow out before it seats
 

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Old 08-28-2012, 05:26 AM
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Thanks Sprock. The first install will be through the valve stem though as I've lost a wheel weight off my front wheel which has now caused a minor vibration. I thought I'd buy the dyna beads and see if they fix up the problem. They recommend an engraver to act as a vibrator to assist in them going through the valve stem. I do have one of those so I will give that a go to speed the process up. When I start changing tyres etc I will certainly be dropping them inside the tyre the easy way. Thanks again.
 
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Old 08-28-2012, 05:33 AM
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Sounds good Bordo - another watch out for static on the applicator bottle
or vinyl tube or the beads just get stuck there - lol

Worst case scenario pop one bead and dump them in -
 
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Originally Posted by Bordo
I just ordered some Dyna Beads from the USA. Will see how they go and if they work ok I'm going to look at doing my own tyres in the future. Will have to buy the proper bike tyre fitting tools of course but they will pay for themselves over time. Balancing was always my main concern with DIY tyre fitting but if the Dyna Beads do what they say they will I'm half way there. I'm sick of getting ripped off with tyres in this country. It will be worth having a crack myself.
"if the Dyna Beads do what they say they will I'm half way there"
Keep us all updated Bordo.
 
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Old 08-28-2012, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Naga_Thai
"if the Dyna Beads do what they say they will I'm half way there"
Keep us all updated Bordo.
Will do Naga. I'm thinking they will take around a week to arrive so I'll update as soon as I get them in and take her for a spin.
 
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Old 08-28-2012, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Naga_Thai
"if the Dyna Beads do what they say they will I'm half way there"
Keep us all updated Bordo.
It has spiked my interest also. This weekend I had the front tire off my DR-Z400S once again trying to get the front end to stop hopping. The run-out of the rim is only .010" ( it was a bit buggered before I re-laced it) and I have rebalanced it to perfection. I am thinking that DynaBeads may help. If it stops that wheel form hopping I may put it in everything I own.

Sprock, what is your supplier?
 

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Old 08-28-2012, 01:11 PM
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innovative balancing went and bought them in bulk

I used them in the tires on that Trip in Canada last year with you TBT

They're the nutz



or by the oz here

ordered these for a friend - worked just the same - decent beads too

oh and the magic formula is two in the rear & one in the front - ounces "oz" that is ! .....lol
 

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Just pulled the covers off the bikes - each fired first shot after 3 weeks sitting

Took the old silver for a screaming workout up the back roads

Got my fix - feeling good -
 


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