I would be leery of weights that stick on with glue, rather than clamping on to the wheel.  I might be wrong, but seems to me that the wheel would be a place where glue would be very likely to fail, while the clamp on weights have stood the test of long-time use.  I've done no tests, but just formed this judgment from long-time use of the clamp on weights.

DMc

---- Derek Drew <derekdrew@DEREKMAIL.COM> wrote:
> How does one go about selecting the best wheel weights of the stick-on variety?
>
> Do they make special ones for cold or hot weather so the glue sticks better?
>
> Should you just buy by price?
>
> I noticed that there are many materials used, lead, steel, powder
> coated, etc. but haven't any line on how to shop for these things or
> pick the best ones.
>
> Also, I noticed many different weights of them.
>
> Does one need to load up on a range of weights for flexibility?
>
> What are some good suggested weights?
>
>
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