have 2001 yam R6 should i balance tire installed on bike or just take tire -rim into a shop?

Question

should -can i balance the rear tire while it is on the bike (reAR TIRE) OR take rim-tire alone to a shop to do...can only cycle shops do this? would i be better off going to a dealer (expertise) or just a rerputable tire shop? help-my tire wobbles at low speed on bike just enough i can feel it...help

Answer 1

Do it off the bike, the extra friction will give a wrong reading.
I would trust a bike shop, as a car tire place might not have the proper wheel weights to do the job.

Answer 2

If we could only stop competing. Life does not have to be full of stress and frustration, we made it up. We willingly go along with this imaginative requirement of all those things we should do and should have, we let our selves be brainwashed by hundreds of commercials every day, that compels us to buy more and feel this deficiency that we cant really place. We totally forgot that nature has its own set of rules, it draws us to balance and anything opposing it will turn out as bad. That balance is about co-operation and sharing, rather than competition and exploitation, so we are very much in opposition at this time. The good news is that there is much we can do and the awareness can be achieved, as long as we remember that we are together on this ship with a hole in it!

Answer 3

Take the entire wheel (with tire installed) to any Japanese motorcycle dealership.
A non Jap brand shop won't have the proper adapters for your wheel, to use on their wheel balancer.
An unpopular shop won't have the finances to own a wheel balancer. They'll only have a static, or bubble balancer. Which are jokes.

Answer 4

take it iin to kaotic kustoms