Dyna Beads in car tire????????????????????????????????????????

so i have anyother question>>>>>>>>>

What is the trick to getting Dyna Beads into the valve stem???? I tried a piece of plastic hose with a small funnel on top and all the beads did was stick to the side of the plastic tube from top to bottom.....not one of those little guys made it to the valve stem!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (smile) ???????

Did you remove the valve core?????? If you have, they recommend you use something like a etching tool for metal that vibrates and allows the beads to go on down better.


..................bobby


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Hey there, I have done some pretty stupid things in my old age...but not removing the valve stem is not one of them (SMILE)....YET!

like i said, they just stick to the side of the plastic tube-i would imagine that there is static electricity causing them to stick.....i need to figure something out so i can ride!!!!!!!!!! cheers

Start from the bottom (stem end) and flick the stem and tube with a finger til you get them in there.

See you out there
Smokey

Hey....nothing intended....... You gotta go with the basics first to solve the problem.

Ask your wife if she has some static cling spray for her dresses. Just spray the outside of the bottle and tube and will go right on down.


.........................bobby

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smokey2255 wrote:Start from the bottom (stem end) and flick the stem and tube with a finger til you get them in there.

See you out there
Smokey

+1 just kept tapping mine with a screwdriver.

Jerry

jedishon wrote:

smokey2255 wrote:Start from the bottom (stem end) and flick the stem and tube with a finger til you get them in there.

See you out there
Smokey

+1 just kept tapping mine with a screwdriver.

Jerry

Always got to be different ..... better ..... smarter ............... I"M TELLING MOM (said in a bitchy little sister voice)

See you out there
Smokey

smokey2255 wrote:

jedishon wrote:

smokey2255 wrote:Start from the bottom (stem end) and flick the stem and tube with a finger til you get them in there.

See you out there
Smokey

+1 just kept tapping mine with a screwdriver.

Jerry

Always got to be different ..... better ..... smarter ............... I"M TELLING MOM (said in a bitchy little sister voice)

See you out there
Smokey

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I followed the advice on purchasing static free for clothes and sprayed the silicon line on the outside..after doing that, most of the beads just fell into the valve stem and the rest fell in when i tapped the valve stem with a screw driver......I was told that 3 ounces in the rear tire is sufficient.....does everyone agree with that or do i need more?????????...thanks for the help, scotty

Here is the page.... http://www.innovativebalancing.com/chart.htm#MotorcycleChart
A 195-205 car tire on a motorcycle takes 3 oz's......
Happy riding, let us know what you think when you get a few miles on her.....

Jerry

colopaddler wrote:I followed the advice on purchasing static free for clothes and sprayed the silicon line on the outside..after doing that, most of the beads just fell into the valve stem and the rest fell in when i tapped the valve stem with a screw driver......I was told that 3 ounces in the rear tire is sufficient.....does everyone agree with that or do i need more?????????...thanks for the help, scotty

Awesome....glad the static spray worked for you!


........................bobby

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just put the beads in myself but only went with 2 oz sence the static balance i had when the tire was new only had 1.5 oz weights, should i put the rest of the beads in?
james

ok, i try to stay away from stuff like this, but this is what i have learned so far....almost all m/c shops only static balance your tire...they do not spin balance them...so..technically you can static balance a perfectly square tire (all four sides being equal) and according to the static balancer you are balanced...however we know that it is not balanced as you cannot balance a four sided tire except that a static balancer will show the bubble as being balanced!! I tried a product called RUN-ON that claims to balance your tire and also seal flats-well after a 45 minutes washdown with dawn dish soap trying to get all that crap out of my tire and rim, i have decided that you either need a balancer or a punture repair product! I have now chosen to run Dyno Beqads and if need be, i will use a punture repair kit to get me to the tire shop....i am totally sold on Dyna Beads...cheers, Scotty

for almost all rear tires on M/C's you need at least 3 ounces of dyno beads for the rear tires.....cheers, scotty