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Don't do anything until you call Jeff or Jason at Coastal Moto and price out their wheel packages. It might narrow the gap on the harley wheels a little, and you get more variety to choose from.
Oh, come on Drew, no maintenance involved with cast wheels. I have to say your bike looks ****, just a different path than I am taking. Just imagine never having to tighten those spokes! Thanks for the reply.
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All I am saying is they are not my style. it has nothing to do with the brand or anything. I can't find any I can like, I can get them for a a great price too. Nothing against Harley. The low maintenance factor would be nice but I am a fat spoked *****. LOL.
If I were to go to solid rims I would check out the RSD contrast cut stuff first. I really like that.
Coastal Moto was $3000 a set ouch! Still torn because I like many of the contrast black and machined wheels, but spokes seem more timeless. Would hate to drop money on a set and then they look outdated in two years whereas the spokes might still look good.
Coastal Moto was $3000 a set ouch! Still torn because I like many of the contrast black and machined wheels, but spokes seem more timeless. Would hate to drop money on a set and then they look outdated in two years whereas the spokes might still look good.
I doubt machined wheels will look outdated anytime soon... I do like the look of spokes but man I hated cleaning them when I had the stock front.. Can't imagine front and back, especially in black.. My new wheels are a breeze to clean...Just something to think about when making your decision