Out of balance?
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RE: Out of balance?
No white lining here.
I did get home. But that was because I had to ride *** to pole on the back of a Kawasaki Vulcan with a bike pump between us (strategically place by me).
I got there just as they were closing. So it was a good thing I rode on the shoulder. I ended up getting it the next day.
I did get home. But that was because I had to ride *** to pole on the back of a Kawasaki Vulcan with a bike pump between us (strategically place by me).
I got there just as they were closing. So it was a good thing I rode on the shoulder. I ended up getting it the next day.
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RE: Out of balance?
ORIGINAL: randyjoy
I balance my own tires and 6 weights is the most I've EVER used. 12 is way extreme, and a bent rim won't change the weighting, either. You could see a warped wheel just by spinning the wheel. I'd take it somewhere else and get them to rebalance it.
I balance my own tires and 6 weights is the most I've EVER used. 12 is way extreme, and a bent rim won't change the weighting, either. You could see a warped wheel just by spinning the wheel. I'd take it somewhere else and get them to rebalance it.
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