Ride Wright Fat Daddy 50 spokes, price is right?
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Yea that's cool but that's just what I gathered from the DNA peoples post. All I know is Sam will never get a penny from ever again. All it takes is one bad experience to ruin a rep.
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#15
Don't matter how good ur product is, without good customer service ur company is ****.
#16
It sucks you had a problem with Ride Wright Bobber. I deal with a lot of aftermarket companies daily and Ride Wright is one of the most stand up companies I have ever dealt with which is why I sell their products.
They make doing business a pleasure, whether it be for the shop or personal.
Drew
They make doing business a pleasure, whether it be for the shop or personal.
Drew
#17
If I had to do it all over again, I would have gone with the Ride Wrights, from Dr. V-Twin. I got the DNA's off Ebay, and so far they look great, but I'm having wheel spacing issues. I'm waiting on a set of chrome spacers before I can continue. The front wheel on my Deuce is about a 1/4" off with the DNA wheel and the caliper isn't close to fitting. So now I spent about $65 from Demons for the spacer kit, $15 from a hardware store for misc. shims and I still have to space the rear pulley, so probably another $65 for that. I love the wheels, but the spacers are a pain in the a$$. I could make my own spacers, but they won't be chrome. At $60/hr shop rate, it's cheaper for me to just buy spacers than make them. I should have spent the extra money upfront for something that was just plug and play. I'm sure I'll feel better once their on, but I haven't even started the back wheel yet and I'm already aggravated!
#19
I got the Ride Wright's everyone. Should be here next week.
I have a big charity ride in Vermont the second week in May and the week before, I will get my bike back reassembled with the newly painted tins, new accessories, new cables, new wheels, rotors, and tires.
Man I don't like having all that done the week before a huge ride but if it isn't I miss the ride and it was pre-paid and not cheap.
I have a big charity ride in Vermont the second week in May and the week before, I will get my bike back reassembled with the newly painted tins, new accessories, new cables, new wheels, rotors, and tires.
Man I don't like having all that done the week before a huge ride but if it isn't I miss the ride and it was pre-paid and not cheap.