Had a slight out of balance on my Can Am RT front tire. Added 8 oz. of Ride-On it got Worse ?? Do I need to add more ?? rode 50 miles.
1104425
You have to go to the Ride-on web site, depending on the tire size is the amount that you have to put in the tire. in some of my bikes is only 5oz on others with a very wide tire I have put 16oz. interesting question, how was the tire balanced before? if you had dyna beads or other stuff inside the tire it would make a big difference will unbalance the everything or if the tire was pluggled or repaired at one time. Yes it may appear that you may need more.
1484291
Personally, I've had the same problem. I would suggest getting new bearings (I prefer Reds), and wheels (Sector 9 is the best in my opinion). Your trucks should be fine. Oh, and just to keep your bearings moving properly, invest in some speed cream.
1782738
You could go a bit higher, maybe 65lbs or so, but not much more than that. It is not a real road tire so it will feel a bit sluggish.
1106399
Nothing offroad. My Vstar front tire is 110/90x18 and is not snug so will lean.
1838548
Did you ever find a answer? Trying to figure this out myself, the tires seem to be the weak point!
54701
Just take rim to local discount tire dealer and they will mount an inflatable spare on it. Not full size tire- just a donut spare. About $65 for spare tire.
1324038
Same problem here - I love the problem with your bike comment...mor pressure on the tire is not the solution. Every other Mag trainer I have seen has a resistance adjustment. Basically on the highest gear it is just getting enough resistance, and then the rear wheel is moving the equivalent of 30+ MPH... will return.
79741
I've been riding mine for about a month with the tires at about 90-95psi with no problems. I saw the comments about blow outs and kept it a little lower for safety's sake.
1414948
For me, 25mm provides a better ride. I also inflate them to a lower psi than what is recommended. I run the rear tire at 90 psi and the front at 90psi. I think that set up provides me a better ride especially on roads that have been chip sealed. Mike
1061046
Error on the safe side. Take your tires to 110 and check with a different gauge and you will be happy.
63226
700c*23 there pretty thin. The tires wear out quick so I'd suggest you to put on some thickslicks.
2237295
improper inflation..check what is written on the sidewall. wrong tire size for rim.....rim bent, or wrong size tube. ????? Never had it happen
1657889
I haven't mounted rear tires yet. Front ones were a pain, but certainly doable. I suppose I've been dreading the job, but it really shouldn't be to bad. Try some Dawn liquid soap for a lubricant.(not to much)
144519
hmm well I used better bushings, and bearings. i started to get speed woble at about 40-45 mph. so safely? around 30-35 mph. Hope that helps!
171244
I wouldn't deflate in completely. Deflate it but leave enough air to keep the rim off the ground. Use the whole can. Follow the directions for driving around for a while, then check your air pressure. Chances you will need to add more air.
1135092
My tires are 265/70R17's and the rear tires took less than 3 minutes to go from 60 to 80 PSI. I selected 60 PSI for the rear tires to go off road so the low air pressure alarm on the display doesn't trip as often. Nothing scientific, just an annoyance factor. I'm not a tire guy but it seems that you would have a higher volume of air so I would expect longer fill time.
1588231
No but you should get a tire suited for your type of riding. I had a flat but I was riding on a road being used for construction and picked up a nail.