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Ok guys im torn, looking at some new spokes for both strength and looks. im looking at sinister big daddy's, ridewright 50's or if money allows i really want the billet Primo Cali's. can i get some opinions on all the wheels and some sizing suggestions??? im thinking stock widths with 16 rear 21 front but i am open to ideas. i also want big whitewalls so the front sizing may be dictated by that. Thanks!!!
Avon now makes a WWW Cobra sized 120/70/21....They have not made it to my distributors yet but I already have one on order for my new 60 spoke 21" wheel for my Deluxe. That means you can get a 21x3.5" front wheel for your bike. They make WWW's in all the 16" widths so you can run a matched set of tires....
As for wheel choice, it is your bike, pick the ones you like best!
nice wheel but i think i can get the cali's from primo for the same kinda money and i like them better. still considering the spokes tho, like some input on those too.
Avon now makes a WWW Cobra sized 120/70/21....They have not made it to my distributors yet but I already have one on order for my new 60 spoke 21" wheel for my Deluxe. That means you can get a 21x3.5" front wheel for your bike. They make WWW's in all the 16" widths so you can run a matched set of tires....
As for wheel choice, it is your bike, pick the ones you like best!
How about 18" WWW's for the rear........what sizes is anyone seeing? I wanna see more Wheel and try to match the sidewall heights of the front and back the best I can. Hoping for a 150/60-18 or 130/70-18.
The SMT wheels are pretty nice looking. Gonna Stick with some 52 spoke myself, but definitely nice on the SMT's
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