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Well yesterday I talked with Doug at KC and pulled the trigger. I ordered a set 21x3.5 and 16x3.5 with rotors, pulley and progress drop in lowering kit.
Yeah I wanted to go 18 but I struggled to find an 18 white wall tire other than vee so I said screw it.
I ordered a set on 11/18 and they told me 4 weeks......still nothing. I'm starting to get pissed.
Edit: I finally received them (see sig pic). I am running them tubeless. My mechanic told me that DNA has solved some of their QC issues, and he hasn't had problems with them leaking anymore. So far.....no leakage whatsoever. I've got Dunlops on mine.
Last edited by Greatscott; Jan 22, 2015 at 08:43 PM.
Got my 21" DNA 52 spoke mammoth wheels directly from Paul Choi of DNA Specialties. I believe Paul is one of the owners. Purchased the mammoth wheels with Metzeler rubber and stainless steel matching rotor. Installed on a 2011 Sportster Low XL1200L. I also read negative reviews on vee but if you want white walls, I think your options are limited. Was going to purchase through KCint, even with the negative reviews. When I call them to get more information, the person who answered the phone was not very cordial and hung up on me when I said thank you, let me think about it.
One word of caution, be sure to install tube when purchasing spoke wheels regardless of whether it is tubeless application.
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