vrus
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your other plate is showing, lol.
Cheapest Way to Change Rubbers.
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Hence my ":lol:" post, glad I wasn't the only one.
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starboy869
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roflol
taking wheels off to take them to a shop to save some $$.
a true way to save money would be pull and install your own rubber with lots of lub (could be expensive if she demands a high rate
), and balance your own tires. Come Oct/Nov you'll see a true DIY buy me.
taking wheels off to take them to a shop to save some $$.
a true way to save money would be pull and install your own rubber with lots of lub (could be expensive if she demands a high rate
), and balance your own tires. Come Oct/Nov you'll see a true DIY buy me.roflol
taking wheels off to take them to a shop to save some $$.
a true way to save money would be pull and install your own rubber with lots of lub (could be expensive if she demands a high rate
Exactly how does one balance their own tires without a $5000 dynamic balancing machine?
OnAnySunday
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Also interested, please explain, I'm all ears.
With a balance stand (don't know the technical term for it). Never put my wheels on a fancy *** machine and they feel ok at normal race track speeds.
cknowles
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http://www.kapscomoto.com/product_p/wb3003.htm
I do my own tire swaps and balance, mirrors don't even vibrate at arrest me speeds.
I put mine on 2 jackstands & axle. I'm that lazy & cheap
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I think that wheel bearings would have too much resistance for a good balance.
Really? I dont have that problem.
The bearing is actually too smooth. I have to slow it down sometimes. If I spin the wheel & let it roll, it would take forever for the wheel to stop.
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SweetOnion
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Wingboy: Cool post, I might end up using that myself one day! (If I ever cough up the dough for an Ohlins shock!)
Secondly, this is the cheapest way to change a tire, OP. "Loaded and ready for transport?!?" lol wtf. http://youtu.be/_0s2NzImDhA
My rear wheel is "loaded for transport" right now, after work. I'm going to Tony's at Bluestreak. He doesn't have a $5000 balancing machine, he does it just like how dricked is saying. It's not the cheapest but I don't own a Van
Secondly, this is the cheapest way to change a tire, OP. "Loaded and ready for transport?!?" lol wtf. http://youtu.be/_0s2NzImDhA
My rear wheel is "loaded for transport" right now, after work. I'm going to Tony's at Bluestreak. He doesn't have a $5000 balancing machine, he does it just like how dricked is saying. It's not the cheapest but I don't own a Van
OnAnySunday
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Thread Title: [NOT THE] Cheapest Way to Change Rubbers. TIL...
That's a static balancer. You might as well guess or place random weights around the wheel. That may work if the wheel is close to balanced already.
