OK, proper amount was installed.
What kind of movement did you expect, if the tires were removed and were just sitting around?
If there is any "movement" of the product at all, I'm confident it is a very slight movement and takes place at highway speeds with the riding temps increases induced during sustained speeds, not when sitting still."
I would expect as a liquid it would run to the lowest point, gravity still works here. As it was no longer liquid it stayed exactly as it was for at least a couple years.
"Whom else has had this exerience, since you must be aware of more from your post?"
Don't remember, look up the old threads on it.
"Sorry, for your experience, I can only state, again, after years of use, I have had no adverse problems, ever!"
Didn't say I had a bad experience, just that it couldn't possibly seal a puncture more than an inch off center.
"Have reviewed the web sight for the Berryman's product. I can't find any info about it being a balancer, only a sealant. Did I miss something?"
Berrymans doesn't claim it is a balancer but physics applies to it as much as any other product.
Spring time seems to have finally arrived here:claps: I'm going riding:waving:
