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Everyone trues their rims....
Has anyone ever static and dynamic balanced their rims? Can rims be balanced? how do you do it? Micheal |
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Micheal Artindale wrote:
> Everyone trues their rims.... > > Has anyone ever static and dynamic balanced their rims? > Can rims be balanced? how do you do it? > > Micheal Adjust the hubs so that there's play. Rotate the axle back and forth, reducing friction, until the heavy spot goes down. Apply weight at the top. Spin the wheel to see if you can feel if it's unbalanced. Adjust weights as necessary. Readjust hubs until there's no play. Nobody balances their wheels because the effect at the low RPMs at which wheels spin aren't an issue. -- Phil, Squid-in-Training |
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In article <M3nIc.1746$RD4.323211@news20.bellglobal.com>,
micheal.artindale@sympatico.ca says... > Everyone trues their rims.... > > Has anyone ever static and dynamic balanced their rims? > Can rims be balanced? how do you do it? > > Micheal > > > If you are super anal you could balance them with a bubble balancer but there's no reason to. If you have a reflector or bike computer magnet, put it opposite the valve stem. -- _________________________ Chris Phillipo - Cape Breton, Nova Scotia http://www.ramsays- online.com |
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