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It is possible, Just pull the bearings and drop them at the powedercoater. I have never seen solid black, but a few people have the centers done black with an aluminum edge.
Can I get my stock wheels powder coated for less money then buying new ones? Or is that a bad idea and I should just suck it up and save until I can afford new wheels?
a couple years ago, i had a black powdercoated fatboy wheel to match my rear train wheel. it is def possible and an easy thing to have done. it will be much less so don't waste your money. just pull the bearings and drop them off with a good coater.
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