WWW tires are on the way...
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09-13-2012, 01:58 PM
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09-13-2012, 02:40 PM
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Hey Dude, what kind of bike do you have that you are putting the WW tires on and what size tires also? I think they add a classy look to a bike. Also, what brand tire and how much if you don't mind saying. I have them on my Deluxe, stock 16's, and I just LOVE them!!! I have tons done to my bike but like you said, IMHO, they do take a bike to a whole new level. They really make my bike stand out when parked next to other bikes that run without them. I have also always heard what a pain in the rear they are to keep clean but I keep my bike so clean all the time that that is not really an issue for me. I have also learned how to clean them without having to wash the whole bike keeping them looking really white all the time. There are times I want to ride and only the WW have some road dirt or a few slings of grease on them from a previous few rides and that comes in really handy to be able to do them and only them before I take the bike out. I think you are REALLY going to like the new look on your bike. Post a few pics of before and after when your done putting them on.
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09-13-2012, 04:43 PM
Well my bike has a 21"x3.5" front wheel and a 18"x4.25" rear wheel. I choose the Avon Venom tires.. The 120/70 21 up front an the 150/70 18 in the rear.. Diamondback is taking the new tires and adding the wide white walls to them.. Price is a little high but what you have to pay for the look you want.. I paid $720 shipped and will cost me $60 to mount them.. Here is a pic of my sled.
Hey Dude, what kind of bike do you have that you are putting the WW tires on and what size tires also? I think they add a classy look to a bike. Also, what brand tire and how much if you don't mind saying. I have them on my Deluxe, stock 16's, and I just LOVE them!!! I have tons done to my bike but like you said, IMHO, they do take a bike to a whole new level. They really make my bike stand out when parked next to other bikes that run without them. I have also always heard what a pain in the rear they are to keep clean but I keep my bike so clean all the time that that is not really an issue for me. I have also learned how to clean them without having to wash the whole bike keeping them looking really white all the time. There are times I want to ride and only the WW have some road dirt or a few slings of grease on them from a previous few rides and that comes in really handy to be able to do them and only them before I take the bike out. I think you are REALLY going to like the new look on your bike. Post a few pics of before and after when your done putting them on.
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Well my bike has a 21"x3.5" front wheel and a 18"x4.25" rear wheel. I choose the Avon Venom tires.. The 120/70 21 up front an the 150/70 18 in the rear.. Diamondback is taking the new tires and adding the wide white walls to them.. Price is a little high but what you have to pay for the look you want.. I paid $720 shipped and will cost me $60 to mount them.. Here is a pic of my sled.
Damnnnn that is sick - more pics please!
(I thought I saw something a few months back? -- are you the Fireman that does all the metal work - extending the fenders etc?)
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