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actually both. all them nooks and crannies on the wheels are a pain to clean. i have agitators and they only have 7 spokes and they can be frustrating. takes a good couple of hours to get them as clean as i like them. next time i change my tires out, i might make a day of it and clean them without the tires on, and them off the bike and do a graphene coating as suggested by @strokelessone
I have the enforcer 2 rims. My kid and I spent a few hours detailing them and then I coated them with a product called Torque. Have never used it before, just trying it out as the requirements for applying it seem fairly lax compared to a lot of the other products out there. however it will probably only last one riding season.
Turbines are definitely one of the best patterns HD came out with. Timeless design, though I went with the oem 19/ 18's for my build.
Looks good!
Going with a take off set was my initial plan and I actually had a guy ready to sell me his, but two things changed my mind. I came to the conclusion that I didn't want a taller rear and I really wanted that 21" in the front. I could have saved a lot of money going with the take offs, but I don't think I would have been happy with the outcome.
What kind of calipers are those? Thinking of changing mine out eventually.
actually both. all them nooks and crannies on the wheels are a pain to clean. i have agitators and they only have 7 spokes and they can be frustrating. takes a good couple of hours to get them as clean as i like them. next time i change my tires out, i might make a day of it and clean them without the tires on, and them off the bike and do a graphene coating as suggested by @strokelessone
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