Ride On Sealant questions

[FleshWound]

Checked other threads on Ride On Sealant. Still have a couple of questions: Should the wheel weights be removed and if so what's the best method to remove them (front tire, '16 Tri Glide)?

 

[tfdeputydawg]

No need to remove the weights, not even when putting on new tires. However, if you want them off, dental floss! Clean up with a dab of adhesive remover

 

[Texan]

No need to remove the weights, not even when putting on new tires. However, if you want them off, dental floss! Clean up with a dab of adhesive remover

Correct. I've run RideOn sealant in my last 3 bikes and my trike. Leave the weights alone even if you change tires as tfeduptydaw indicated. You will notice little or no difference.

8~\o

 

[headheaded]

i take my weights off . ride-on is good stuff, i'll never have weights on my wheels again.

 

[hogcowboy]

Checked other threads on Ride On Sealant. Still have a couple of questions: Should the wheel weights be removed and if so what's the best method to remove them (front tire, '16 Tri Glide)?

I know you can do it either way, what I've never been clear on is if you forget to take them off can you later? Or is it one way or the other?:Shrug:

 

[headheaded]

I know you can do it either way, what I've never been clear on is if you forget to take them off can you later? Or is it one way or the other?:Shrug:

you can take them off anytime you want. active balancing means it evens balances the tire and wheel as the tire wears. cooling running and longer tire life along with pucture sealing.