dyna beads

Ok, i was so excited going darkside and getting tire on that I didn't research ahead of time dyna beads. I read where many put them in at time of tire install. I did not. What do I do. Seems smooth riding although didn't take to 80mph but only for a moment, and wind very strong in N. Florida today so not sure if smooth enough. Also, how are dyna beads added in tire after installed on bike, in valve stem after removing core? let me know pls. Thanks

Darkside Convert
Maurice

Your right, put them in through valve stem with core removed. ( slow process and will proubably require vibrating the tube that you are feeding them through)

Larry Simpson wrote:Your right, put them in through valve stem with core removed. ( slow process and will proubably require vibrating the tube that you are feeding them through)

You mean the stem that I am putting them through Larry? This is tubeless tire. Just want to be clear so I don't mess anything up.
can I get dnya beads at any local shop?
Thanks!

maurice

check online to find a local distributor. go to http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

Jerry

jedishon wrote:check online to find a local distributor. go to http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

Jerry

Yeah, after i wrote above I found a local dealer about 8 miles. will call them in a few. thanks man.

maurice

I understand it is a tubeless.You will have to connect a tube to the top of your valve stem to put beads in from the bottle or a funnel.

Some have used art sand from your local Hobby Lobby for nearly nothing. 3 oz. in rear and 2 oz. in frt. and remove old weights.
Blueaceron

Ron Bratcher wrote:Some have used art sand from your local Hobby Lobby for nearly nothing. 3 oz. in rear and 2 oz. in frt. and remove old weights.
Blueaceron

Interesting, have not heard of that before.

Jerry

Ron Bratcher wrote:Some have used art sand from your local Hobby Lobby for nearly nothing. 3 oz. in rear and 2 oz. in frt. and remove old weights.
Blueaceron

Sounds dangerous to me ,sand is very abrasive,could virtualy cut tire in half from the inside.

Larry Simpson wrote:

Ron Bratcher wrote:Some have used art sand from your local Hobby Lobby for nearly nothing. 3 oz. in rear and 2 oz. in frt. and remove old weights.
Blueaceron

Sounds dangerous to me ,sand is very abrasive,could virtualy cut tire in half from the inside.

Was thinkin the same thing. Take the money you saved and buy the beads. At the end of the day you will be happy you did.

Had beads put in this afternoon as I was off. Will post great shop here in North Florida with phone #. Thanks for replys.

Maurice