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MMMMMMM Dymag Magnesium wheels :thumbs-up
Now the question is, should I leave them gold or change to another color?
Now the question is, should I leave them gold or change to another color?
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BOOYAH!! THEY'RE SWEET!!! 8)
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MAGNESIUM!!!!!!!!!!!
wow....NICE!
and powdercoat them black or Blue or ANYTHING
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yeah...take advice from a SpaniardOriginally posted by masrapido
How much do they weigh?Comment
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Cool. Nah change the color of them. They will not look right on your bike that color. Just go head chrome them.Comment
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Sweet, bro.
If we ever reach the point where we can't openly discuss riding bikes on acid without even a modicum of civility, then the terrorists have won.
HORSE BANG!!!
........props to *GP*
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Nice!
I think my R1 could use a set of those. From IndySuperbike.com? Do they have a cush drive? I hear wheels without that provision can cause your tranny problems...
My Buell has Marchesini magnesium wheels (no cush, but the belt drive serves the same function). I'm not sure they help it to go much faster unfortunately...
'97 YZF1000R, '98 & '02 Bandit 1200's, '72 XS-2, '97 CBR900RR Project, '85 700 Interceptor, '75 RD350Comment
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Very Merry Christmas for you! I know you've been kicking the idea around for a long time. Congrats!Comment
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They're used, from a fellow TLP member. No way would I spend the $2400 these wheels cost new. They do have a cush drive and come with several different sprockets, both 520 and 530.Originally posted by SlipKidNice! I think my R1 could use a set of those. From IndySuperbike.com? Do they have a cush drive? I hear wheels without that provision can cause your tranny problems...
My Buell has Marchesini magnesium wheels (no cush, but the belt drive serves the same function). I'm not sure they help it to go much faster unfortunately...I like you. When the world is mine your death will be quick and painless.Comment
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Very nice!! Nothing like buying yourself a Christmas present.
I would go chrome as well
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I guess whether to stick with the gold or go something else is a matter of taste and really depends on how well it goes with your existing paint scheme...
Mean, magnesium wheels are the schizzle, with the lighter weight giving you better handling, better braking, better acceleration and better suspension response.
Q: What's the weight difference between those and the stock wheels?
Cheers
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Um, no way will these ever be chromed. The whole point is that they are light, the added weight of chroming would be very counter-productive.I like you. When the world is mine your death will be quick and painless.Comment
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