Dyna bead question

Started by dgc67, February 28, 2009, 06:13:44 PM

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dgc67

I am about to mount some new tires and was wondering how much I need per tire.  1 oz each??
Also, what is a fair price to pay for them?  I have found a local dealer but have not gone by there yet.

I bought these valve stems.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-Enkei-3-4-Short-Metal-Valve-Stems-Racing-Motorcycle_W0QQitemZ200311936946QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotorcycles_Parts_Accessories?hash=item200311936946&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A727%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318

Curtis_Valk

From the Dyna Bead web site:

Motorcycles
Motorcycle applications are easy for all bikes, 2 wheel or 3 wheel

Front   
80 - 120 mm tire width        1 oz
80 - 120 mm tire width (BMW Telelever only)  2 oz
130 mm tire width     2 oz
Rear 
130 mm - 240 mm width    2 oz
250 mm - 360mm tire width   3 oz
195 - 205 car tires on the rear   3 oz
Scooters 
10" diameter wheels (scooters)       1 oz
12" & Up diameter wheels (scooters)       2 oz
Dual Purpose / Off Road with Rim Locks 
Front - 80 - 120 mm tire width 2 oz
Rear - 130 -230 mm width 3 oz

Or go to http://www.innovativebalancing.com/chart.htm#MotorcycleChart for the "unscrabled" version.

Curtis
Rowlett, TX MOOT #315 VRCC #26023
States I've Ridden



No need for a reason other than the journey.

Brad Badgett

I rode down to Rowlett Tues eve to help my oldest daughter. I found a few DynaBead dealers from the web-site. Wed am,went by one off I30, it was closed. So, on Wed. pm, I called another dealer in Azle, but they no longer sell Beads.  Curtis- where do you buy yours? 

Brad Badgett
OU Region

hootmon

I bought mine directly from the Dyna Bead website..
I put a car tire on the rear of my bike and used 2.5 oz.. and it is fine.. (I've had it up to 95 MPH).
Here is a secret..
By the little bottle they sell..
Remove the Valve stem.
Put the plastic tube on the Valve stem.
Put Dyna Beads in the bottle
Fill the plastic tube 1/2 full.
Then use a Baster type device (I used a Radiator tester), put the end of the baster tube against the plastic tube end, then pump the beads up and down in the tube with the suction bulb at the end of the baster.. This works very well..
I am very happy with the product.
"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan

Curtis_Valk

Brad, I got mine over the web as well: http://www.innovativebalancing.com/index.html

Hoot, I like the "pumping" idea.  If you just pour them like I did you have to go painfully S L O W to keep the beads in single file or they will bridge.

Curtis
Rowlett, TX MOOT #315 VRCC #26023
States I've Ridden



No need for a reason other than the journey.

tmds3

Quote from: Curtis_Valk on March 01, 2009, 07:49:17 AM
Brad, I got mine over the web as well: http://www.innovativebalancing.com/index.html

Hoot, I like the "pumping" idea.  If you just pour them like I did you have to go painfully S L O W to keep the beads in single file or they will bridge.

Curtis
Do my eyes deceive or is that a MAGNA on their webpage?

hootmon

Quote from: tmds3 on March 01, 2009, 09:55:00 AM
Quote from: Curtis_Valk on March 01, 2009, 07:49:17 AM
Brad, I got mine over the web as well: http://www.innovativebalancing.com/index.html
Hoot, I like the "pumping" idea.  If you just pour them like I did you have to go painfully S L O W to keep the beads in single file or they will bridge.
Curtis
Do my eyes deceive or is that a MAGNA on their webpage?
I did not see any Magna's nor SeaFoam..  :lol:
"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan

tmds3

In the home page yellow bike in upper left corner looks like a Magna, no SEAFOAM though

hootmon

Quote from: tmds3 on March 01, 2009, 01:05:05 PM
In the home page yellow bike in upper left corner looks like a Magna, no SEAFOAM though

You are correct... AND in my favorite Color!!! Good job catching this.. Would you like to be a Deputy??
"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan

tmds3

UH NO- I have enough problems following the rules let alone enforcing them 8-)

dgc67

Has anyone here used them in the front tire yet??

hootmon

Quote from: DG on March 01, 2009, 04:07:50 PM
Has anyone here used them in the front tire yet??
I have not as of yet, but would not hesitate, and plan to..
Don't know if anyone has discussed this..
I don't see any reason why these are not recyclable.. By this I mean.. When you take a tire off, you should be able to re-collect the beads, maybe clean them, and then re-insert in a new tire.. Anybody think any differently..
When I was doing my car tire, I got some oil in my tire as a result of trying to get the tire mounted..
I took the tire back off, collected the beads, washed the tire (inside and out), put the beads in a pan and washed them in Simple Green.
I ran them through a screen type strainer (don't tell my wife) to separate any other debris, dried them off and inserted the beads into the tire after it was mounted..
Worked great..
"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan

guywheatley

Hoot. your dedication to the product is admirable, but I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to use seafoam in your cat.
I'd rather be outside than in.
Guy

lragan

Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
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Brad Badgett

Ordered some last night via web.  Have noticed vibration above 30mph the past 6mos.  May be the Metzler.  I am going to check the tork on the axle and put the beads in. 

Brad Badgett
OU Region