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Just one question though. I have a hard enough time keeping my 40 spokes clean. How the hell do you keep anything more than that clean? My rear wheel is a little difficult, even when the bike is on a lift. I cant imagine cleaning those!
Exactly the same thing I was thinking. Whew, too much to clean! But they look really good on your bike.
Actually i dont think the wheels are much harder to clean than the standard ones.Maybe because the spokes are radial and dont criss-cross.Those damn whitewalls are a pain to keep clean but got new brakes on the way so we will see if the new pads make a difference.
SKT,
Still throwing the idea around about lowering the back a touch more but dont want to be dragging the fishtails everywhere.
BTW did you find out the lowering kit info/part no.as per your ride ??? Let me know as the back end on your scoot likes awesome.Thanks bro'.
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