Dyna Beads

[konichd]

Tipsy, this is for you. I will install dynabeads in your tires free of charge. I will guarantee you will notice a difference.

Hows that?

[Tipys]

Well if I passed this up I wouldn't be able to say anything without giving them a try I will give you a call next time I am in Denver area.


But you offering it up like that tells me you really do stand behind this stuff. I will tell you this if it does work I will pay for what you put in.

[konichd]

You will be converted

[brennahm]

I love them. And agreed on Michelins being damn near balanced to start with.

Also, it's a variation on a method used by big tire guys (37"+) to throw golf balls in their tires...

[JohnEffinK]

If I act like a douche like Tipy and gank your thread, will you give 'em to me free also???

John

[konichd]

^^You exposed your master plan.......so no

Or come in and say "Hey I'm Tipsy from the CSC, where are my beads" before he does

[Tipys]

If I act like a douche like Tipy and gank your thread, will you give 'em to me free also???

John

How is saying what I have seen acting like a douche?


add: Truth be told I probly will never make it up their to get them. But him making the offer alone shows how much he stands behind these things.

[Connman]

they are motorcycle tires that dont really take weight as it is.

Have you ever put a sportbike tire on a static balancer?

Tipsy, this is for you. I will install dynabeads in your tires free of charge. I will guarantee you will notice a difference.

Hows that?

DAMN! I guess I should have called bullshit rather than asking for a price. j/k, I'll pick mine up tomorrow.

[Connman]

Or come in and say "Hey I'm Tipsy from the CSC, where are my beads" before he does

Now There's a fuckin idea!

[FZRguy]

Hey DK, do you have to remove the tire or can they be installed via the valve stem?

[Connman]

They can go in through the stem. (see pic on pg.1)

[konichd]

Hey DK, do you have to remove the tire or can they be installed via the valve stem?

John, pop out the valve stem and you can easily install them in mounted tires. In fact if someone wants Dynabeads and rides in we install them for free with purchase.

[dallas]

What colors do they come in?

[Connman]

What colors do they come in?

chrome

[McVaaahhh]

I'll talk to David and see if I can powdercoat them a custom color for you.

[dallas]

I'll talk to David and see if I can powdercoat them a custom color for you.

Cool, I am one of those underwear matches the outfit kinda guy..........

Even though you can't see them, I want to make sure they match the bike...........

[noskills]

The best way to balance your tires. I have a 07 CBR with @ 4,000 miles on Michellin PP and they still have over 1/2 of thier treadlife left. Keep in mind this is on a rental!

This has me scratching my head. 4,000 miles on the front or rear? The front I can see, but the rear shocks me. what tire pressures do you run? I have been running PP tires on my cbr600rr for the last 20,000 miles and I get about 3-4k out of a rear, depending on how much I drone down the interstate vs. staying in the mountains. The fronts I get between 7-8k. You think I can squeeze another 3-4k miles just by putting in beads?


I am concerned with moments of unbalance. I can't wrap my brain around the fact that they would stay balanced 100% of the time. I have bad visions of hitting a bump in a corner, the beads jumping allowing the tire to unbalance. Not exactly what I want in a corner.


One last balancing question. Don't PP tires have a dot on the tire that pinpoint a heavy or light spot that should be matched with the Valve stem on the rim? I have had a front tire in the past that required no lead weight to balance. Usually 3/4 to 1 oz of lead is needed for front. Could tires be that off or are the tire guru not paying attention when mounting?


Thanks,


Toby

[Tipys]

One last balancing question. Don't PP tires have a dot on the tire that pinpoint a heavy or light spot that should be matched with the Valve stem on the rim? I have had a front tire in the past that required no lead weight to balance. Usually 3/4 to 1 oz of lead is needed for front. Could tires be that off or are the tire guru not paying attention when mounting?

I am not sure if PP have a dot never have seen one on a Mich doesn't mean there is not one. But it wouldn't throw it off much if any if it wasn't matched up. Its just an odd thing some of the tire companys do.

Also if there is a dot it would be paint on and very easy to see.