That's a nice little unit. Thanks Joe Edit: Found an adapter- Shouldn't be hard to come up with axle and bearings. https://www.baysideperformance.com/...-vfr-adapter?zenid=mecekrb8vada6osn60pfhglgh4
I used Dyna Beads on my Vrod and they were beautiful, never a shake. my neighbour had a handlebar shake at 70mph so we put them in the tire and it was gone at any speed.
Well I got the dynabeads and instantly ran into a problem. I removed the valve stem core and deflated the tire. Then I noticed residual tire lube coming out. It's been over a week and the stuff doesn't dry. No way would beads work. Found a site that says to wet only the bead of the tire with a rag. No spray bottle. Too late now. I just found this video and I think it's a cleaver idea: http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/showthread.php/193545-Single-sided-swingarm-balancer I'm going to try it. I have a 3/4 drive socket that has a good amount of taper at the base. I'll turn it opposite of the way he has it and presto- it's a cone.
I have a No-Mar tire balancer, it came with the tire changer as part of the kit. I had to buy the large cone kit for it though, as the ones that come with the standard kit are too small for the VFR rear wheel.
Thanks Ootv. Do you know which adapter you got? http://www.nomartirechanger.com/category_s/38.htm Picked up the HF balncer. Surprising stout. The instructions say they're are adapters available but I couldn't find them on the website. I'll give em a call today.
I believe it was this one. https://www.nomartirechanger.com/Large_Cones_for_Motorcycle_Wheel_Balancer_p/bl-largecones.htm
I have the Abba wheel balancer & use this for all my VFR's.. http://www.abbastands.co.uk/product-detail.asp?item=single-sided-adapter&pid=24
The HF wheel adapters are no longer available. The socket and allthread trick worked for the rear wheel. If I didn't have to wait for shipping, I'd rather have bought the proper tool.
