your opinions please!!
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your opinions please!!
Hi I am going through the longggg process of looking at wheels for my 2007 FXSTC and living in a remote area I do not get a chance to see many mag/billet wheels only in photos. I intend to just stay with the standard size on the bike so 21 front and I am not considering having an extended front guard. so I have a couple of questions.
is it an optical illusion that makes some style of 21' mags look bigger than they really are?? I also notice that I have not seen anyone with any more than 5 spokes on a style of bike like mine? is this because of what I mentioned they tend to look to big??
I like 7 spoke mags and I am leaning towards Renegade Phoenix or the RC components Epic I did also like the RC Czar but I am now thinking they are to??full? or busy? I just want to balance the bike out not make the wheels the highlight I hope you get my drift.
any feed back would be appreciated on my questions and if anyone has some pics of simular of what I am asking that would be great.
oh and yeah I have already done my head in trolling through the many wheels sites and threads on here too.
cheers Jimmy
is it an optical illusion that makes some style of 21' mags look bigger than they really are?? I also notice that I have not seen anyone with any more than 5 spokes on a style of bike like mine? is this because of what I mentioned they tend to look to big??
I like 7 spoke mags and I am leaning towards Renegade Phoenix or the RC components Epic I did also like the RC Czar but I am now thinking they are to??full? or busy? I just want to balance the bike out not make the wheels the highlight I hope you get my drift.
any feed back would be appreciated on my questions and if anyone has some pics of simular of what I am asking that would be great.
oh and yeah I have already done my head in trolling through the many wheels sites and threads on here too.
cheers Jimmy
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If you're going to drop the coin for new mags I'd step up the front to a 21x3.5 and mount a 120/70 on there. I went from a MH90 Dunlop to a 90/90 Metzeler recently and can feel a difference in handling; I don't get sucked into the grooves in the pavement like I use to. I'll be stepping up myself at some point, just don't have the cash for rims right now.
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That's probably what I'd do to (if it's a wide-glide front end?), although it will require a wider front fender to cover the tire. If you want to get an idea what that width looks like, it's standard on the Breakout.
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If you go to a 21x3.5 you will need a different front fender as the wider 120/70/21 tire will rub on the fender brackets. As far as how they look in pics, it is hard to say but you are probably seeing wider 21" wheels which from an angle might make them look a little larger in some way.
I can provide you with all of those wheels or some of my own brand for a nice discount. Check out our HogPro wheels here.
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=97
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=77
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=10
As far as what looks best, it really is a persoanl choice. Some guys like a classic looking 5 spoke, some guys want fat 50 spokes. For a 7 spoke our Apollo is a really nice choice as well. For my personal taste a 5 spoke without a split is too plain for my taste.
Here is the Apollo.
I can provide you with all of those wheels or some of my own brand for a nice discount. Check out our HogPro wheels here.
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=97
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=77
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=10
As far as what looks best, it really is a persoanl choice. Some guys like a classic looking 5 spoke, some guys want fat 50 spokes. For a 7 spoke our Apollo is a really nice choice as well. For my personal taste a 5 spoke without a split is too plain for my taste.
Here is the Apollo.
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If you're going to drop the coin for new mags I'd step up the front to a 21x3.5 and mount a 120/70 on there. I went from a MH90 Dunlop to a 90/90 Metzeler recently and can feel a difference in handling; I don't get sucked into the grooves in the pavement like I use to. I'll be stepping up myself at some point, just don't have the cash for rims right now.
cheers Jimmy
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If you go to a 21x3.5 you will need a different front fender as the wider 120/70/21 tire will rub on the fender brackets. As far as how they look in pics, it is hard to say but you are probably seeing wider 21" wheels which from an angle might make them look a little larger in some way.
I can provide you with all of those wheels or some of my own brand for a nice discount. Check out our HogPro wheels here.
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=97
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=77
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=10
As far as what looks best, it really is a persoanl choice. Some guys like a classic looking 5 spoke, some guys want fat 50 spokes. For a 7 spoke our Apollo is a really nice choice as well. For my personal taste a 5 spoke without a split is too plain for my taste.
Here is the Apollo.
I can provide you with all of those wheels or some of my own brand for a nice discount. Check out our HogPro wheels here.
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=97
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=77
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...=1&subcatid=10
As far as what looks best, it really is a persoanl choice. Some guys like a classic looking 5 spoke, some guys want fat 50 spokes. For a 7 spoke our Apollo is a really nice choice as well. For my personal taste a 5 spoke without a split is too plain for my taste.
Here is the Apollo.
cheers Jimmy.