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Anybody try these? Seems like a way to get around spoke weights. Heres the link. http://www.innovativebalancing.com/motorcycle.htmPete
03 Blue and Silver, AI removed,Thunderbike Pipes,132 mains,45 pilots,snorkles gone,k+n, 2 3/4 idle screws
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Thanks for the link Pete. I am going to do some thinking and more research on this. I have not had a problem with the balance, but as the ad says, it takes a while. The dang sticky weights I use sure do not add to the bikes finer side.
BA has Freak, 160mains, 44pilots, air mix3 1/2 to 4 turns, BUBS dresser dogs. Never had more fun on any bike - 2nd bike 2008 RIIIT
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I was thinking the same thing.Why have ugly weights on.Plus you would'nt need a balancing stand.They fit inside the tube so no mess.The only problem is everytime you change tires you would need to buy more of it(really not a problem)
Pete
03 Blue and Silver, AI removed,Thunderbike Pipes,132 mains,45 pilots,snorkles gone,k+n, 2 3/4 idle screws
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Motorcycle Consumer News tested these a couple of months back.
Bottom line; don't waste your money.
Contra todo mal, mezcal; contra todo bien, también
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Yeah, they will go well with the snake oil and horses*it...
Never whistle while you're ******....!
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