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What's the best set-up for portable tire changing
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My black 10 was smooth to 172 on both ends with my static balance. Never saw a single dynamic balancer at the AMA races at Barber. Various static balancers on every work table there though.
Sucks to be them, huh?Watch what you say, Train ,we got some thin skinned beyootches here who swear you have to spend big $$$$$$$$$$$ on a balancer .
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Location: About to pass you on the inside... Posted: Oct. 22 2005,15:38
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Watch what you say, Train ,we got some thin skinned beyootches here who swear you have to spend big $$$$$$$$$$$ on a balancer .
Sucks to be them, huh? [/QUOTE]
You know it !
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Quote (Rhythm @ Oct. 22 2005,18:34)
Watch what you say, Train ,we got some thin skinned beyootches here who swear you have to spend big $$$$$$$$$$$ on a balancer .
Sucks to be them, huh? [/QUOTE]
You know it !
So I decided to go with the ebay one because the other guy can't seem to return an email and the ebay one was cheaper anyway. His set-up comes with ABEC #1 bearings but he offered to upgrade it to ABEC #5 bearings for me at no additional charge as that was also a deciding factor for me on the purchase. The ABEC #5 bearing is much more sensitive and can get the balancing even closer to perfect, down to about 1 gram. I think that will do it. Again thanks for all the info and BT I will probably be PM'in ya for a how to on the HF tire changer set-up.
Hit me up anytime man. I'll be happy to pass on what I recieved from others as far as how to use the HF changer.So I decided to go with the ebay one because the other guy can't seem to return an email and the ebay one was cheaper anyway. His set-up comes with ABEC #1 bearings but he offered to upgrade it to ABEC #5 bearings for me at no additional charge as that was also a deciding factor for me on the purchase. The ABEC #5 bearing is much more sensitive and can get the balancing even closer to perfect, down to about 1 gram. I think that will do it. Again thanks for all the info and BT I will probably be PM'in ya for a how to on the HF tire changer set-up.
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Location: About to pass you on the inside... Posted: Oct. 23 2005,18:58
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So I decided to go with the ebay one because the other guy can't seem to return an email and the ebay one was cheaper anyway. His set-up comes with ABEC #1 bearings but he offered to upgrade it to ABEC #5 bearings for me at no additional charge as that was also a deciding factor for me on the purchase. The ABEC #5 bearing is much more sensitive and can get the balancing even closer to perfect, down to about 1 gram. I think that will do it. Again thanks for all the info and BT I will probably be PM'in ya for a how to on the HF tire changer set-up.
Hit me up anytime man. I'll be happy to pass on what I recieved from others as far as how to use the HF changer. [/QUOTE]
I taught'em everything he knows about bikes.
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So I decided to go with the ebay one because the other guy can't seem to return an email and the ebay one was cheaper anyway. His set-up comes with ABEC #1 bearings but he offered to upgrade it to ABEC #5 bearings for me at no additional charge as that was also a deciding factor for me on the purchase. The ABEC #5 bearing is much more sensitive and can get the balancing even closer to perfect, down to about 1 gram. I think that will do it. Again thanks for all the info and BT I will probably be PM'in ya for a how to on the HF tire changer set-up.
Hit me up anytime man. I'll be happy to pass on what I recieved from others as far as how to use the HF changer. [/QUOTE]
I taught'em everything he knows about bikes.
... and post whoring...I taught'em everything he knows about bikes.
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