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I thought that was spoke on your front. Those on eBay look like mine. Tubes would be a pain. If I get a flat, a plug works. They don't show the dirt as bad either.
$135 for both wheels, discs, and belt pulley seems like a really good deal.
Last edited by bluharley; Aug 30, 2013 at 02:46 PM.
They should bolt right on. However - I am suspicious of that damaged bolt hole! Take a close look at the rim of the pulley and it looks as if has been rubbing. That is probably against the swingarm and may be because the bolts in the pulley came loose, with the missing one coming right out. At least, that is a guess on my part, but unless I could see them in the metal I would keep looking.
I have bought a lot of stuff off Ebay USA sight unseen, except for the posted photos, including a couple of wheels. Living in the UK I am naturally cautious, as I can hardly send stuff back! I personally would pass on those, but they are the right style of wheels.
There is a good looking bare set at Ebay #331007166681, a nice bare front at #261169221207. There are other more expensive ones, also some with tyres. I always pass over wheels with tyres for two reasons, one they only increase shipping costs for no real benefit, also I prefer my own brand, not someone's cast-offs!
Take a look in the Classifieds here, just in case.
Didn't notice that missing bolt. Does raise some questions. Seeing the prices of others, without discs or pulley, raises more questions. Why so cheap? Too good to be true?
It may be hiding damage to the thread in the hub. Would be worth asking the seller if all screw threads in the hub are intact and undamaged? Which would provide some come-back if necessary.
It may be hiding damage to the thread in the hub. Would be worth asking the seller if all screw threads in the hub are intact and undamaged? Which would provide some come-back if necessary.
Sewing machine?! Priorities old chap......
Gotta keep mama happy.
If mama ain't happy ain't nobody happy!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't plan on replacing the wheels till the new front tire wears out.
Or maybe the back tire.
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