Balance Beads - Part 2 UPDATE

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[@stevesanelli90]

Thanks for showing this Outie! You're a funny bloke with a great 450MT! Hang in there & go the beads! Edit: riding in the rain isnt fun! All for YT glory!

[@outie555]

Thanks 👍

[@ecopennylife]

Like woodworking, don't cut off too much, add beads in slight increments 😋 Watch out using WD-40, if it gets on the tyre tread it reduces grip. I have rubber plugs I can stab into my mountain bike tubeless tyres (luckily haven't used yet).

[@outie555]

Thanks for the tip lolly

[@billblogs8206]

I think I read somewhere you should start with around 14 grams of beads to start with.

[@outie555]

Yeah that does sound like good advice

[@banditnev]

I get the mushroom inside patches outie and they work a treat, I do have those screwin repair screws as well but not used one as yet.

[@outie555]

Do you need to take the tyre off the rim to install the mushroom type?

[@banditnev]

@@outie555 Yes they fit from the inside. If you go to a tyre fitting place they may sell you one that they use to fix car tires. The plugs have a wire one the end so you can pull it through from the inside. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXPUiISKZ5h3hpY this is a good video on how too.

[@krazed0451]

Water based lube is best tyre lube.

[@outie555]

Maybe. I say maybe as if the water doesn't come out it could do some surface rust on any scratches inside the rim.

[@krazed0451]

@@outie555 Been using it for years with zero issues ;-)