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What I don't like about those wheels is that they will be on your bike and not mine
Kozy....I was checking out the bagger Mag yesterday afternoon, and out of nowhere I saw their add. Did a little homework and called them up. I have never heard of the company, and that is a little bit of a concern for me, but after what this guy said, he made me feel much better. I have to tell you. I think these may be the ones...
Originally Posted by skulltrainharley
Love the wheels! ..... No implication the company does not stand by their wheels and is an standup business (but) unless it is well known and i'm spending a lot of money on something I always reason when buying something like this it's not what it cost's but if i can afford the hit if it goes **** up ..... Caveat Emptor!
I hear ya, but someone has to be the first, right? Maybe they will do me a solid for being the HD forum guineau pig. Im waiting for them to get back to me on a package price. 16/21 set up with rotors, pulley and wheels, balanced and shippped. I know they said they use Dyna beads to balance the tires. So that is a plus in my book.
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