the changer came with a balencer too. its not a computer one, more like a wheel truer type contraption. ill see if i can find the mag in my library (bathroom)

 

We change our the old fashioned way (and havent dented or scratched a rim) and then we have a thing from harbor freight to balance it.

 

Dang, seems like a lot... The last time I had tires changed, about three months ago... I bought the tires, new Dunlops... Two new tires, them taking the bike apart, to change them, rear brakes, cost me $260.00 ...... It was only $45 labor for it all. That included computer spin balancing. I used to do all my own also, but it's worth $45 to have someone else do it as good as me...

The advantage of a small town, with 5 bike shops, 3 custom trike shops, a custom turbo shop in a town of 50,000 people...Everybody competes harder for the business.

 

http://www.nomartirechanger.com/

 

bigrig...i know where im going for my next set of tires...although i may just order a set of tomohawks and see how they are and give a review of them

 

are you running pp's now tx ?

 

Tomahawks didn't rate well in the Sport-Rider tire test. Also, they were a lot heavier because they're essentially retreads. They use the carcasses from other tires.

 

Hell ya man.. You live close enough. You need a price on something, let me know.

 

Im still running the stockers. Ill burn through them this year probably though