Agitator wheels - finding it hard to resist
Cruiser
Joined: May 2010
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From: Minocqua, WI
You lucky SOB....lol
Maybe I should've said noticeably matching, the design is close, but not like after market. BTW for the people worried about tire size on the road, just about anything from 16 to 21" is pretty easy to find, plus how often do you end up needing a tire? I've been riding over 40 years and haven't had to replace one yet, and the people I ride with who have had to, (only twice) didn't have a problem, guess I've been lucky so far.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: 'Noke, VA
Maybe I should've said noticeably matching, the design is close, but not like after market. BTW for the people worried about tire size on the road, just about anything from 16 to 21" is pretty easy to find, plus how often do you end up needing a tire? I've been riding over 40 years and haven't had to replace one yet, and the people I ride with who have had to, (only twice) didn't have a problem, guess I've been lucky so far.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Tidewater
I love the Agitaters and they are a good deal, especially from any 20% off place. I was ready to buy a set when I found a buddy from HDF and he bought a new set of PMs ($2700) last year at DELMARVA and sold me his year old HD Reaper wheels for five bills. I had Weld wheels on my last bike that set me back $2K and get more compliments and like the look better of these wheels than my old ones..They are also a breeze to clean and if there is ever a problem a HD dealer can get me one quickly.
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