Anyone seen these before?

**Padmei** · 7th July 2011, 20:18

Bloody intersting

**Motu** · 7th July 2011, 20:37

This should be more fun than an oil thread....

**NordieBoy** · 7th July 2011, 20:45

I really like the idea but how much would be needed to offset an 80g rimlock?

Actually, I wouldn't mind trying some in the road wheelset with the Shinko 705's. Especially on the DR.

**Padmei** · 7th July 2011, 21:03

You'd use them with tyres? You're weird

**Crim** · 7th July 2011, 21:10

Originally Posted by Padmei

You'd use them with tyres? You're weird

go on go on tell me you've got a couple of coke bottles that you have wanted to spin on your cordless drill for absolute ages, right? but that bloody twenty gram weight............. well you know the rest

**Padmei** · 7th July 2011, 21:25

Originally Posted by Crim

go on go on tell me you've got a couple of coke bottles that you have wanted to spin on your cordless drill for absolute ages, right? but that bloody twenty gram weight............. well you know the rest

WTF?

**pete-blen** · 7th July 2011, 21:26

Dyna beads..LOL..
Thats a fancy name for sand...
old machinest trick..
A bottle would be a very easy thing
to bring into balance as there is "no"
other forces working on it...

don't beleave a 100% of every thing yer see..
even thow these may work better than sand..

**orangeback** · 7th July 2011, 21:39

I sell this stuff in the trucking industry, Scania twin steer trucks love it, its the only way they balance and get no steering shudder.
its been around for years http://www.counteractbalancing.com/
COST ABOUT $45 per pack 1 pack dose a 11r22.5 truck tyre with 285grms
wouldn't fit to a bike unless you want a hard ride , a bit like riding on a hacky sack