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Going to be needing some new rubber this year. What do you think would look best on here? Black walls? White walls? Wide White walls? Opinions. I think I'm leading towards Metzler ME880's.
I'm mostly interested in your thoughts about the WWW. I like the current look and I'm not a fan on the BW. Anyone good with photoshop?
Last edited by Scooter_092196; Mar 24, 2009 at 01:50 PM.
WWW should look pretty cool with the silver. Be advised going to www is going to entail a lot more maintenance to keep em looking good. My primary reason for losing them, and going to bw, after years of the www. Although I had laced wheels (which I think look better with www) and that required new tubes, and strips at every tire change. Just became more of a pain than they were worth. Actually, I'd recommend chroming the 9=spokes you have, and going to black walls. I did, much, much less cleaning time all the way around, and I think it looks better. Just my $.02.....
From: South of Raleigh, and west of the coast, NC.
I am a fan of blackwall tires just about all the time , but on some motorcycles the wide white walls do look good....just don't care for the narrow white walls...JMHO...though!
It is your bike and you should run what you like....
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