Dyna-Beads

jazzrider · Post by **jazzrider** » Sun Nov 06, 2011 11:54 pm

Ok mixed reviews on dyno-beads in tires, what kinda luck have yall had with them and do they really add life to your tires, I can see the balancing..

littlebeaver · Post by **littlebeaver** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 12:26 am

WingAdmin. uses these and many members as well, I use stickon weights and do it myself, but they all seem to like how it works, I'll enjoy reading about them again when they chime in on the subject again...

themainviking · Post by **themainviking** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 7:07 am

I can let you know in about a year. I have five ounces ordered, to go into the new tires I am about to put on.

HyperPete · Post by **HyperPete** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 8:43 am

I swear by them in my M109R. They are the cat's meow!

Post by **WingAdmin** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 10:21 am

jazzrider wrote:Ok mixed reviews on dyno-beads in tires, what kinda luck have yall had with them and do they really add life to your tires, I can see the balancing..

Have a read through both pages of this topic: How to install Dyna Beads in your tires

I now have them in my bike (two riding seasons now) and also in my truck.

furnacedoc · Post by **furnacedoc** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 4:55 pm

Hello ,I have had them in my front tire for 15000 miles now and just now are starting to see a little cupping but I will be changing my tire this winter and I will put use dyna beads again in my new tire. I love them and have not had any issues. See ya on the road

RoadRogue · Post by **RoadRogue** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 11:11 pm

I cant say they make the tires last any longer but they do allow me to change my own tires and balance them with little to no effort . 4oz of beads cost me $12, but I saved way more than that by not having the dealer/shop mount my tires.

TXAggie87 · Post by **TXAggie87** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 2:05 pm

Both the Dunlop & Avon tires cupped like mad - especially the back tire on my 1500. Installed the DynaBeads and all but eliminated the cupping. Love them! I'm on my 3rd set of tires with them in my tires. I guess what seems to make the tires last longer is that they no longer have to be replaced because of the cupping.

littlebeaver · Post by **littlebeaver** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:32 pm

TXAggie87 wrote:Both the Dunlop & Avon tires cupped like mad - especially the back tire on my 1500. Installed the DynaBeads and all but eliminated the cupping. Love them! I'm on my 3rd set of tires with them in my tires. I guess what seems to make the tires last longer is that they no longer have to be replaced because of the cupping.

Hey,,, My wife's an Aggie too...86 or 87 don't recall I bet she remembers

So if I purchase some avon's and use the dyna beads I'm good you say...Well that sounds good to me, now if they only would produce a tire with raised white letters for my 81 I'll be happy...

dingdong · Post by **dingdong** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:26 am

Dyna beads in front and weights on rear. Both cupping but they have 22,000 miles now.

littlebeaver · Post by **littlebeaver** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 12:35 pm

dingdong wrote:Dyna beads in front and weights on rear. Both cupping but they have 22,000 miles now.

On which bike the 1500 or the 1000? What brand tire do you run on? those results are outstanding, If you tell me you are darksiding it, I swear that's cheating..

Bogator · Post by **Bogator** » Thu Dec 01, 2011 7:00 pm

OK --I'm gonna post this and let you decide----if you have a big truck supply store in your area----they have balancing beeds in 12 oz packs for 16 bucks--I get mine at covington truck supply in Opelika Al. I have them in my 98 Valkyrie and they are GREAT , I'm gonna put them in my chev pickup as soon as I get time. also I run a car tire on the rear --and love it also--I have not seen any FLAMING DEATH scenes yet ---that was caused by a car tire on a scooter-GOD BLESS--Bogator---

Steve L · Post by **Steve L** » Thu Dec 01, 2011 9:26 pm

I am also looking at Dyna-Beads, but have heard that they are a little noisy at slow speeds and start up. Would appreciate a comment on this from somebody who is using them on their Goldwing.

Post by **WingAdmin** » Thu Dec 01, 2011 10:08 pm

Steve L wrote:I am also looking at Dyna-Beads, but have heard that they are a little noisy at slow speeds and start up. Would appreciate a comment on this from somebody who is using them on their Goldwing.

I have had them in my GL1100 as well as my Ford Explorer for a couple years now. The only time I have ever been able to hear them is when I had my bike on the centerstand, and I was right down next to the rear tire, rotating it slowly by hand. They make virtually no noise - you would never hear them with the engine running.

Bogator · Post by **Bogator** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 5:38 am

I wear hearing aids----if they were ball bearings I still could not hear them .----LOL---GOD BLESS

HyperPete · Post by **HyperPete** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 6:14 am

Steve L wrote:I am also looking at Dyna-Beads, but have heard that they are a little noisy at slow speeds and start up. Would appreciate a comment on this from somebody who is using them on their Goldwing.

I've been running them in my M109R for years. I've never been able to hear them.

Imagine putting a handful of sand in your tire. Do you think you would hear that? (No...)

Steve L · Post by **Steve L** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 3:19 pm

Thanks for the comments on the noise or lack of, the Dyna-Beads make. That is encouraging, and I intend to try them when I change tires.

ka4yqi · Post by **ka4yqi** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 5:54 pm

Been running them for 2 years now and they work for me. I do it in the next of tires also.

djm2178 · Post by **djm2178** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 2:07 pm

I have used them for six months now and they work great.

littlebeaver · Post by **littlebeaver** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 4:09 pm

Well I'm sold ....next time I shall try...

GreenDragon · Post by **GreenDragon** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 6:42 pm

Don't know about others, but I am very happy with them. Don't know if they add life to the tire but they add life to rides!

flyboy8b · Post by **flyboy8b** » Mon Dec 01, 2014 9:28 pm

I had Dyna Beads installed on my 06 WING a couple months ago. Been on a1000 mile trip, many 200 milers and tons of 100 milers or less. I must say I was sceptical at first. The sales demo video was very compelling. I put 2 oz in front and 3 oz in rear. I immediately noticed the tires were very quiet and smooth. No vibration at the handlebar. Absolutely none. Smoothest ride I have had EVER!!!
Can't say enough about them. Can't see me running without them in the future. Will update again in 6 months.

littlebeaver · Post by **littlebeaver** » Mon Dec 01, 2014 10:40 pm

Well, I not only tried theses in my 1100 photographed, but also my 1200 Kawa Voyager, now that bike is smooth but both ride very very nicely now......

winger05 · Post by **winger05** » Mon Dec 01, 2014 11:05 pm

I have had beads in my 05 1800 with Bridgestones and also in my GMC pick up Hankook tires for over a year now and I will never use wheel weights again. My wing has never rode so smooth. Took a 3600 mile road trip last spring and the ride was smooth as silk. No evidence of tire cupping to date. My GMC pick-up rides very smooth as well. I am completly sold on Dyna Beads.

dennislp · Post by **dennislp** » Mon Dec 01, 2014 11:28 pm

put them in my e3 s front and rear when new after I had them spin balanced on my 1500 cant tell there doing anything rides and wearing great better then 1st set they are cheep insurance

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