Adjustable Motorcycle Wheel Balancer Photo Gallery by Rod Neff at pbase.com

Adjustable Motorcycle Wheel Balancer

7/30/09,,,,due to health reasons i am out of business for the time being,,at this point i am not sure when or if i can get back in the shop.. search > marc parnes < he probably has what you need,,and to clarify, he does not sell my stand.

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GREG		08-Aug-2009 00:40
hey shitter nice wheel balancer!

mike		17-Nov-2007 05:39
do you have cones for 1500 and 1800 goldwings thanks

Bryan Cotton		29-Jun-2004 15:53
Rod, Bought my balancer nearly a year ago in august. Due to the stage of my life right now (two kids in diapers) haven't had a chance to use it until the other night. The balancer worked great on my '89 FJ1200 rear, I was really pleased with it. Took me about an hour for the first effort, partly due to my sleep deprived normal state. Boy, am I glad to be freed from the tyranny of dealer balancing. -- Bryan

Dave Tharp		25-Aug-2003 19:01
Hi Rod, I used your balance stand on two tires this weekend. It's stable and nicely finished, and easy to set up and adjust. I was able to quickly and easily reach good balance on an old 19" Harley front, and a newer 17" radial. A Satisfied Customer, Dave Tharp

d		26-Mar-2003 20:30
Rob; You are truly brilliant. I will be ordering one of these very soon, as my local shop (great people too) wants $45 per wheel. I feel confident enough to balance them on my own after the great tutorial you provided. Thanks d

Cathie		20-Dec-2002 22:20
Rob these are amazing... where can I get one downunder in australia?

Leo Ramirez		15-Sep-2002 03:01
Rob: Pat yourself on the back. You did a great job building the balancer. I really love the adjustability. Best bang for my buck!! Thanks Again -Leo

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