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So, it's the wheel that came with my bike and it was NOT a deciding factor, but I knew from the start I hated it. I can't imagine anyone will want it, so I'm wondering what folks think about cutting the flames off. I'd probably then powdercoat it black or something, but is it even possible or safe for that matter?
Try to sell it!!! What isnt your style or choice may be exactly what someone is looking for..
Craigslist is free....Try here on the forum but it wont be cheap to ship....
Good Luck!!!!
Thanks everyone, the more I look the more I don't think I could make it look right anyway. I'd have to bevel at the cuts to make it match, and well, that seems stupid.
Originally Posted by mmcbeat
I've been looking at your bike for a few minutes and the wheel is starting to grow on me. How about posting a picture of the whole bike?
thanks, it's a work in progress. I'm 6'7" so yes, the bars are tall :-)
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Thanks everyone, the more I look the more I don't think I could make it look right anyway. I'd have to bevel at the cuts to make it match, and well, that seems stupid.
thanks, it's a work in progress. I'm 6'7" so yes, the bars are tall :-)
Nice looking bike. Given the back wheel, you do have some options.
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Hate my wheel: Cut it??
