Nice job. Are you going to paint the rims?
On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 10:19 AM Martin Richard <martinarmy1961@gmail.com> wrote:
For those who are interested, the total cost was under $400 not counting the tires (which I needed anyway.) Both wheels were found on EBay and the only other thing I had to buy was a set of 4 low profile panhead bolts to replace the big hex bolts that hold the fender in. I did that because I was putting a 10mm wider tire on the 18" wheel (a 110/90/18 in place of the stock 100/90/19) and I wasn't sure if the tire would clear the bolt heads. As it turns out, I think they would have cleared but I like the lower profile bolts anyway and I think my cost for them was about $4.00 at Ace Hardware.--On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 8:38 AM Martin Richard <martinarmy1961@gmail.com> wrote:For those not on Facebook, the alloy wheels are on and they work great:
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