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Hi Kim,
There aren't many options for stock size wheels (19 X 3 especially). Here are the two most popular.
http://www.performancemachine.com/wheels/v-rod-wheels.htm
http://www.customworksdaytona.com/003_RicksPricePage.htm
John
There aren't many options for stock size wheels (19 X 3 especially). Here are the two most popular.
http://www.performancemachine.com/wheels/v-rod-wheels.htm
http://www.customworksdaytona.com/003_RicksPricePage.htm
John
Thanks, John! We looked at the PM wheels the last time we were in Daytona. While I thought the "Monaco"'s were sweeet... the problem is, they seemed to be just about as heavy as the stockers.
Last year, we talked about modding a set of sportbike rims but there are too many "projects" laying around the house already.
Has anybody else had a similar idea?
Last year, we talked about modding a set of sportbike rims but there are too many "projects" laying around the house already.
Has anybody else had a similar idea?
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You can also check out Weld Wheels. Seems they are finally making a 19x3 for the front. You're right, the PM's aren't much lighter than the stockers and I doubt any of the forged alluminum rims will be.
Check out the thread in the Products section on Dymag. They are looking to do both the Carbon and the Magnesium with various finishes (a chrome version as well) . Their price is not outrageous according the the post and it's probably going to be the only offering that will have any significant weight reduction.
Check out the thread in the Products section on Dymag. They are looking to do both the Carbon and the Magnesium with various finishes (a chrome version as well) . Their price is not outrageous according the the post and it's probably going to be the only offering that will have any significant weight reduction.
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Kim,
Check out the new wheel pics in the dymag thread in the products forum...
Chrome look wheels are also available and they save something like 25 pounds over stock wheels.
They are Carbon and they seem better than magnesium or aluminium in just about every respect.
Kaz, you need to share this new source with us!
Rodman
Check out the new wheel pics in the dymag thread in the products forum...
Chrome look wheels are also available and they save something like 25 pounds over stock wheels.
They are Carbon and they seem better than magnesium or aluminium in just about every respect.
Kaz, you need to share this new source with us!
Rodman
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We just put a set of the 80 spoke wire rims on a V-Rod we did, Looked pretty killer. Also these new spoke rims are tubeless as well.
I will see if anyone took some pictures here before it left the shop.
Ozzy
I will see if anyone took some pictures here before it left the shop.
Ozzy
Try this link, Might be what you'r looking for.http://www.custom-motorcycle-wheels.com/wheels-vrod.htm
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Redbud,
Thanks for that wheel link. Looks like these are something I'd be interested in. Manufacturers who are producing rims for sale at 1300.00 to 1800.00 bucks might finally have tyhier tails between there legs. Nothing like competition to tell the real story, specially the difference between forged and billet produced rims.
Thanks for that wheel link. Looks like these are something I'd be interested in. Manufacturers who are producing rims for sale at 1300.00 to 1800.00 bucks might finally have tyhier tails between there legs. Nothing like competition to tell the real story, specially the difference between forged and billet produced rims.
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