discomark10
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Ill check a tyre valve in a bit just to see what the inside diamiter is on it
finding 33" tyres
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DaveM-sport
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They'll fit in. lots of people throw them in that way
Tuskenraider
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Mine have just turned up 
Bwahahahahahaha thats rediculous
Bwahahahahahaha thats rediculous
jpbacs12
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Looks awesome dude , now lets see how the perform!!
, now lets see how the perform!!
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what size are they ?
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DaveM-sport
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They are actually suppose to be a very good tyre. Good load bearing too apparently.
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There is a lad with 9x16 on a series on here isn't there?!
Also regards balls, obviously the balls need to be heavy enough that you don't need **** loads of them
I found that 10oz pretty much filled a standard 500ml aerosol spray paint can cap, like half a standard mug say, to give you an idea of amount
Tried to put them in through the valve, #### me what a joke that was they just kept jamming in the valve stem so buggered that off and popped the beads
I've never counted mine so can't tell you how many I've got
Also regards balls, obviously the balls need to be heavy enough that you don't need **** loads of them
I found that 10oz pretty much filled a standard 500ml aerosol spray paint can cap, like half a standard mug say, to give you an idea of amount
Tried to put them in through the valve, #### me what a joke that was they just kept jamming in the valve stem so buggered that off and popped the beads
I've never counted mine so can't tell you how many I've got
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Oh and LOL nice one for joining the **** wide tyre club
Mr Noisy
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Why do they look like 37s in that pic?!?!
Tuskenraider
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I dont know, must be perspective.
Anyway they are on.
Anyway they are on.
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Awesome!
So much win in this thread!
So much win in this thread!
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I want to put new tyres on mine now just for the sake of it
Got a rip on the sidewall of one of them a few weeks ago so will have to do something soon as I've no spare... And of course, your not winning if you just get the one on its own for a spare
Got a rip on the sidewall of one of them a few weeks ago so will have to do something soon as I've no spare... And of course, your not winning if you just get the one on its own for a spare
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good point sam, just pop the bead off and poor em in. could even get slightly larger bb's then
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There is a lad with 9x16 on a series on here isn't there?!
Also regards balls, obviously the balls need to be heavy enough that you don't need **** loads of them
I found that 10oz pretty much filled a standard 500ml aerosol spray paint can cap, like half a standard mug say, to give you an idea of amount
Tried to put them in through the valve, #### me what a joke that was they just kept jamming in the valve stem so buggered that off and popped the beads
I've never counted mine so can't tell you how many I've got
Wanna order some off eBay just don't wanna end up with **** loads that are no good cause they are too light
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Yeah they need to be reyt
Obviously stainless BBs will be heavier than ceramic so you'll be ok with that
Maybe go for half a mug full in each so you know you've got physically enough in there as opposed to the weight
Obviously stainless BBs will be heavier than ceramic so you'll be ok with that
Maybe go for half a mug full in each so you know you've got physically enough in there as opposed to the weight
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So the price (around £11-14) on the dynabeads site is enough for 1 wheel? Looking at the price of ball bearings it looks cheaper to get them from there.
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I bought 32oz and it was about 80 quid with post and vat etc
Is spoken to the guy so much we were like best pals so when he quoted me I didn't have an option but to cough up, guess I should have enquired on price first!
Is spoken to the guy so much we were like best pals so when he quoted me I didn't have an option but to cough up, guess I should have enquired on price first!
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32oz, applicator and valve core removal tool comes to £69 delivered. Everywhere i have looked at for ball bearings is nearer to £100.
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Valve application is **** so if it's cheaper don't bother with the valve stuff!
