Hey mate. I watched your wheel balancing video last night and it slightly raised my eyebrows because I fitted new Motoz tyres to my 2021 Euro4 Himmy a couple of weeks ago. I too balance both wheels with an identical static balancer. In my case Definitely balance the wheel without the cushdrive/sprocket assy in place. I have the same fixed bearing in the cushdrive plus the typical two roller bearings separated by a tube spacer in the main wheel. I achieved a perfect balance with cushdrive assy removed.
Just looked at a couple of your video's, all good and clear common sense and easy to follow your explanations. Very useful clear, simple and user friendly for any Home Mechanic wanting to work on his/her Motorcycle and save some cash. Good uncomplicated video's keep posting!
I appreciate that. I am, and likely always will be, a guy with a cell phone or other reasonably inexpensove camera - attempting to share a bit of what I picked up over the years as previous professional auto mechanic and current DIY enthusiast. High production really isn't my thing. :)
Recogniced your channel today, good and informative videos, thanks!
Patience Patience Patience, well done,not boring educational
Thanks for taking the time to make this video
Thanks - if anything I do in my fiddlings with motorcycles helps someone else, it was worth it.
Hey mate. I watched your wheel balancing video last night and it slightly raised my eyebrows because I fitted new Motoz tyres to my 2021 Euro4 Himmy a couple of weeks ago. I too balance both wheels with an identical static balancer.
In my case Definitely balance the wheel without the cushdrive/sprocket assy in place.
I have the same fixed bearing in the cushdrive plus the typical two roller bearings separated by a tube spacer in the main wheel. I achieved a perfect balance with cushdrive assy removed.
Just looked at a couple of your video's, all good and clear common sense and easy to follow your explanations. Very useful clear, simple and user friendly for any Home Mechanic wanting to work on his/her Motorcycle and save some cash. Good uncomplicated video's keep posting!
I appreciate that. I am, and likely always will be, a guy with a cell phone or other reasonably inexpensove camera - attempting to share a bit of what I picked up over the years as previous professional auto mechanic and current DIY enthusiast. High production really isn't my thing. :)