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anyone haveany advise about these spoke wheels ? price, quality, look etc ? putting them on a 1996 fxstc. thinking lollipop blue on the hubs, nips, rotors to match the color of my bike.
anyone haveany advise about these spoke wheels ? price, quality, look etc ? putting them on a 1996 fxstc. thinking lollipop blue on the hubs, nips, rotors to match the color of my bike.
Ride Wright makes excellent quality wheels. I have a set on my bike and have had zero issues. Price just depends on what all you want to do. Wheel size, powder, spokes, and rotors vary in price. Id recommend buying them through your Harley dealer if they give you points. That's what I did and received $500 in points from buying my wheels.
I think mine are 8 years old now . They look like they did when I bought them. Always have stayed balance no rust on the nipples. I clean and wax them once a year.
Ride Wright makes excellent quality wheels. I have a set on my bike and have had zero issues. Price just depends on what all you want to do. Wheel size, powder, spokes, and rotors vary in price. Id recommend buying them through your Harley dealer if they give you points. That's what I did and received $500 in points from buying my wheels.
hey curious how much did you pay for your wheels at Harley? were they plain all chrome?? looking to get a set 21x3.5 and 18x4.25
before I go to the HD dealer to get an idea
Ride Wright makes excellent quality wheels. I have a set on my bike and have had zero issues. Price just depends on what all you want to do. Wheel size, powder, spokes, and rotors vary in price. Id recommend buying them through your Harley dealer if they give you points. That's what I did and received $500 in points from buying my wheels.
Originally Posted by locokk64
hey curious how much did you pay for your wheels at Harley? were they plain all chrome?? looking to get a set 21x3.5 and 18x4.25
before I go to the HD dealer to get an idea
Im looking for that size as well and curious to.
Thanks
Im looking for that size as well and curious to.
Thanks
I upgraded to the exotica wheels 23" and 18". I got everything powdered, went tubeless with composite rotors which was a very pricey upgrade which was definitely not needed! I want to say I paid like 4,500 for everything. If you don't do all the unnecessary upgrades like I did I'm sure it would be a big price difference. I know you can go on ride wrights website and build your wheels to your liking and it will give you a total cost. You will pay more for ride wright compared to other companies because their products are made in the USA and not China like the other companies. Cant go wrong with good quality USA products! Hope this helps you guys out!
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