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Re: Dyna Beads
Reply #15 - 06/08/12 at 13:18:28

lch2 wrote on 06/08/12 at 13:07:15:

Quick question, maybe dumb question!

This will have no use on the poke wheels right, as those use inner tubes?

I have the recommended 2 ounces in the rear tire of my Savage & it seems to work. These things are tiny & you pour them in through the valve stem. They sell a little bottle with a piece of clear hose that fits over the valve stem but they are a pain to put in. Nothing compared to using a balancing stand & weights though. Cool

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Re: Dyna Beads
Reply #16 - 06/08/12 at 13:30:25

RidgeRunner13 wrote on 06/08/12 at 13:18:28:

lch2 wrote on 06/08/12 at 13:07:15:

Quick question, maybe dumb question!

This will have no use on the poke wheels right, as those use inner tubes?

I have the recommended 2 ounces in the rear tire of my Savage & it seems to work. These things are tiny & you pour them in through the valve stem. They sell a little bottle with a piece of clear hose that fits over the valve stem but they are a pain to put in. Nothing compared to using a balancing stand & weights though. Cool

Thanks for the clarification!! Cool

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360k+ Serious Thumper Offline Savage heart of darkness Posts: 680 Cartersville, GA Gender:	Re: Dyna Beads Reply #17 - 06/08/12 at 20:37:16 I've got an idea... tiny nanobots that figure out where the heavy spot is then crawl to opposite side of the wheel and hang onto the rubber, for dear life, with teeny claws. While not actually riding, they could keep track of your stock portfolio. We have the technology.
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