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Well I ordered my DNA wheels threw KCInternational couldnt find a better deal anywhere else . Ordered the Front and rear wheels , the rotors , the pads and bolts on 2-3-11 only thing that I have gotten so far is everything but the wheels . When I ordered I was told 1 week to my door tops ... well call back and bitch and wheels are to be here end of February. A month to get wheels WTF . According to them NOW they had to be made in Cali and drop shipped . Does this really take a freaking month ??
So everything is on hold til the wheels show up , my hard bags are in from Cali only took 4 days . Cant put them on till the wheels get in ... ugh .. and its like 60 deg out for the first time in months ..... end rant
well just got a call back looks like they will be hear Monday ...thank god ... but still wow over 2 weeks ... is that the norm ?
They are most likely made to order so 2 weeks isn't all that bad. My Ride Wrights shipped from CA and I live in CA and they took about a week or so.
Just be glad it's not the end of Feb! Anymore I dont start tearing my bike down until I have all the parts on hand. Dont wanna miss out on those good riding days!
Yep Ram, I talked to Brock tuesday, and he told me if I order my wheels friday, it would be about 3 weeks. BUT, Im gettin some Powder Coatin done. In the same boat with you, it was 70 degrees here today, and My BIKE IS IN PIECES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
LOL , call me Dave . And ya Brock is getting tired of me , but o well he should not have told me a week just to get a sale . Honesty goes along way . Its ok as long as they come in .
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