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Does anyone have a picture of these wheels on a bike? They make a 21" and I am going that direction. Seems like a lot of people are going fat spokes and they look sweet. Thinking of trying something different though. Thanks.
Mimo .... if your talking about the bones wheels you have pictured i priced them up for my Fatboy roughly about $3600 the pair .... in England put tax on them so about Ł4000 ..... Lovely wheels crazy price ......
I quoted them back a couple of years ago, they are beautiful pieces. Back then the pair, 18"-21"x3.5" (which was not offered standard production for my '99), was $4,000. I don't think they're over-priced, they're expensive (different) because of it's unique construction and design. For me it is easier, next time I'll ride up, have them mounted there and ride home leaving the old pancakes behind, that way you can avoid monstruous import taxes.
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