Awesome looking wheels for sure, but OUCH!!!
Primo wheels
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: East Coast
Nice set of wheels but that is a lot of scratch. If I had that kinda money to spend think I would go with DNA wheels and shotgun shock. Still waitng on winning lottery numbers to make that happen.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: OC,NY
Heres my quote from Ride Wright...
HERE IS OUR PRICING.
21X3.5 IS GOING TO BE $830
16X3.5 IS GOING TO BE $700
2 ROTOR : 1 REAR AND 1 FORNT IS $120 EACH SO $240 TOTAL
I PULLEY IS $350 CHROMED
2 TIRES WILL BE AROUND $200 EACH SO $400 FOR 2
WE DO HAVE TO CHARGE FOR SHIPPING AND ITS $50 FOR EACH BOX TO NJ SO $100
TOTAL IS GOING TO BE AROUND $2620.
Javi Lee
Ride Wright Wheel
PRIMO IS FORGED BILLET, NOT SPOKES. WORTH THE EXTRA $300 TO ME.
HERE IS OUR PRICING.
21X3.5 IS GOING TO BE $830
16X3.5 IS GOING TO BE $700
2 ROTOR : 1 REAR AND 1 FORNT IS $120 EACH SO $240 TOTAL
I PULLEY IS $350 CHROMED
2 TIRES WILL BE AROUND $200 EACH SO $400 FOR 2
WE DO HAVE TO CHARGE FOR SHIPPING AND ITS $50 FOR EACH BOX TO NJ SO $100
TOTAL IS GOING TO BE AROUND $2620.
Javi Lee
Ride Wright Wheel
PRIMO IS FORGED BILLET, NOT SPOKES. WORTH THE EXTRA $300 TO ME.
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 894
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From: NJ
Truth be told, Im not trying to compare apples to oranges here. I really wanted to go with Billet's from the get go. Not that there is anything wrong with stainless steel spokes. Just my preference. If I am spending some money on wheels, my opinion is that billet is just a better option. Yes, it is more expensive. but like I said earlier, I don't want to be hassling with loose spokes or tubes. Plus cleaning these rims will be a breeze.
I called a few diff. people to get prices on all sorts of rims. Hogpro,Ride Wright,Loud Pipes n More, Creative cycles, Chopper shop 1, Sinister and Primo. I have settled on either the Primo's or Sinister's at this point.
I called a few diff. people to get prices on all sorts of rims. Hogpro,Ride Wright,Loud Pipes n More, Creative cycles, Chopper shop 1, Sinister and Primo. I have settled on either the Primo's or Sinister's at this point.
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 1,855
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From: North Carolina
I think your reasoning on going with billet wheels is spot on and one day I'll probably make the switch for the same reasons. There's a sponsor on here that would be worth checking into, they had great package prices but unfortunately I can't think of their name right off but have them bookmarked at the house. I think it was southern wheels or something like that? I'll post it when I get home this evening if you don't already know who I'm talking about. I'm thinking they had entire packages for under $2k or so for some nice stuff but they didn't have spokes. The spokes you posted are definitely bad *** and I hope they are around when I go for an upgrade.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 325
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From: Northern Ontario, Canada
I liked the Billet Daddy until I saw the Premo. If I was in your shoes the decision would be made. Yes $3K is a lot of scratch but you do get what you pay for and you don't want to be kicking your self in the a** down the road by "settling" for something else for a few $$.
Cheers!
Cheers!
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 894
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From: NJ
That boy is LOCO! He's upgrading before he even finishes installing the new stuff he just got. That boy has lost his mind! But I bet it feels good. LOL
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Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 1,829
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From: OC,NY
Truth be told, Im not trying to compare apples to oranges here. I really wanted to go with Billet's from the get go. Not that there is anything wrong with stainless steel spokes. Just my preference. If I am spending some money on wheels, my opinion is that billet is just a better option. Yes, it is more expensive. but like I said earlier, I don't want to be hassling with loose spokes or tubes. Plus cleaning these rims will be a breeze.
I called a few diff. people to get prices on all sorts of rims. Hogpro,Ride Wright,Loud Pipes n More, Creative cycles, Chopper shop 1, Sinister and Primo. I have settled on either the Primo's or Sinister's at this point.
I called a few diff. people to get prices on all sorts of rims. Hogpro,Ride Wright,Loud Pipes n More, Creative cycles, Chopper shop 1, Sinister and Primo. I have settled on either the Primo's or Sinister's at this point.
You fvkers gotta stop this **** .You are making me want to get new wheels and I like the wheels I have lol.
Pooch go with your first instinct.Pay a little extra now or a lot extra later. When your not happy because you feel you settled for something. Do it once do it right. I have learned the hard,expensive way with a few things.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Mission Viejo, CA
My only reservation would be that these guys seem to be new to the game. However, if I was aware of these wheels before I ordered mine, I'd would have been at their shop checking them out because I really like them.