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Call buchananspokes.net, hdwheels.com, or landmarkmfg.com. All three of these offer great custom service and will be a great source of help. They are not the cheapest, but reasonable for the help and product you get.
Call buchananspokes.net, hdwheels.com, or landmarkmfg.com. All three of these offer great custom service and will be a great source of help. They are not the cheapest, but reasonable for the help and product you get.
Must agree, one of these is who I would contact. I have worked with HDWheels.
end goal is black hubs black rims and stainless spokes. My plan is to find a set of take offs and cut the spokes out, have the rims and hubs powdercoated and rebuild them with new (stainless) spokes.
This seems to be the easiest/most cost effective way of doing this. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Gotcha. That rules out my first thought, modifying your current wheels. If you're going to be dealing with a new set of wheels/powder/relacing and all, you could just as well make some other changes. (you're already looking at an investment) You could switch to a 21" front, a 23" even. On the contrary, you could go to a 16", or 18" for a fatter front end. You could bump the rear up to an 18" or down to a 16" for a more traditional look. Possibilities are endless. Find some hubs that will fit, figure out what rim combo you want, and call one of the manufacturers jmpancoast recommended with your decision; they'll get some stainless spokes made up for your application. (I prefer buchanans, personally.) Get parts powdered and lace 'em up, and you're ready to roll.
i have a set in black ready to go that will fit a st bob in the shop right now... if you are intrested... if you are looking to get stainless, (that is what i have on mine) i would highly recomend HDwheels, great guys to work with. also toss on some lyndall gold pads, no more dust!
if you wnat the black spokes let me know, looking for $150 for the front and rear
Not a fan of the larger front wheel...never throught about going smaller and fatter, I like that idea....although I did already buy tires.
What happened is I bought a set of 09 SB wheels (and tires to go on them) thinking I could just do a bearing swap and be done...that is not the case. There were many changes from 07 to 09.
JRK, that is tempting...but I think I want to go stainless...and I was looking at HDWheels stainless with black chrome nipples.
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