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What to balance?

Started by X-ray, October 12, 2007, 04:21:25 PM

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X-ray

I just finished repainting my rear rim from white to black.  Results are soso.  But now with I want to balance my fresh rim and new tire.  I know I am supposed to bolt on the rotor before balancing but what about the cush drive and rubber cushes? should they be included in the balance? Thanks   :cheers:  GO SOX!  :thumb:
'93 gs500 w/ Red Oxide primer paint job. Hasn't been on the road in years but wrenching on it is my escape.

ben2go

I am curious about this too.  :dunno_white:
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Trwhouse

Hi there,
Since it all can affect the balance, I leave everything mounted, from cush rubbers to sprocket carrier and sprocket and everything else.
That way you have it all covered.
Best wishes,
Todd
1991 GS500E owner

dgyver

I leave the sprocket carrier off. You will not be able to balance the wheel & tire properly. They float and their small diameter have very little effect on the balance.
Common sense in not very common.

ben2go

Quote from: dgyver on October 12, 2007, 09:30:18 PM
I leave the sprocket carrier off. You will not be able to balance the wheel & tire properly. They float and their small diameter have very little effect on the balance.


I am inclined to believe Dgyver.He mounts and balances his own wheels.
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Kasumi

I dunno how to balance a wheel one thing ive never attempted  :dunno_white:
Custom Kawasaki ZXR 400

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