New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
Well I mounted my new HogPro Primitive front wheel last night; now I'm debating whether or not to replace the rear...
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
the wheel looks good. I like matching wheels front and back, or a solid on the back and custom on the front. I would think about doing the forks and removing the reflectors.
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
Looks nice. I don't know if I would bother changing the rear. The disc brake covers almost the entirety of the rim. Maybe put it on a low priority upgrade list.
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
ORIGINAL: Redstripe
Looks nice. I don't know if I would bother changing the rear. The disc brake covers almost the entirety of the rim. Maybe put it on a low priority upgrade list.
Looks nice. I don't know if I would bother changing the rear. The disc brake covers almost the entirety of the rim. Maybe put it on a low priority upgrade list.
RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
After looking at the pic for a few minutes I realized that "shelling out" another $1,000+ for the rear wheel would be a waste; especially since the rotor & pully cover most of it. BTW what's the best way to remove the front fork reflectors...fishing line?
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
I just pulled mine off with my fingers. There is a layer of white foam with adhesive under it that gets left behind, but you can use Goo Gone and somemanual laborto remove it. I've heard that a heat gun works, but I don't have one.
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
ORIGINAL: aviscomi
After looking at the pic for a few minutes I realized that "shelling out" another $1,000+ for the rear wheel would be a waste; especially since the rotor & pully cover most of it. BTW what's the best way to remove the front fork reflectors...fishing line?
After looking at the pic for a few minutes I realized that "shelling out" another $1,000+ for the rear wheel would be a waste; especially since the rotor & pully cover most of it. BTW what's the best way to remove the front fork reflectors...fishing line?
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Road Captain
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
Ditto, on doing the matching pulley and rotor it really opens up the rear end and looks great. But, it is alot more money.
Fishin line works great for removing the reflectors, make sure the bike is parked outside and in the sun though, they need to be warm.
Fishin line works great for removing the reflectors, make sure the bike is parked outside and in the sun though, they need to be warm.
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RE: New HogPro Front Wheel mounted
ORIGINAL: jtmurph00
Ditto, on doing the matching pulley and rotor it really opens up the rear end and looks great. But, it is alot more money.
Fishin line works great for removing the reflectors, make sure the bike is parked outside and in the sun though, they need to be warm.
Ditto, on doing the matching pulley and rotor it really opens up the rear end and looks great. But, it is alot more money.
Fishin line works great for removing the reflectors, make sure the bike is parked outside and in the sun though, they need to be warm.
Edit: NVM, I just noticed that you have the stock rotor...
