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lightweight wheels
Hi does anyone know where to get lightwight wheels, and how much they should cost?
for an nc30,
cheers
chris
for an nc30,
cheers
chris
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Re: lightweight wheels
afaik you have two choices
magteks or dymags, dymags new are around 600 each (i think) and magteks can only be got 2nd hand,i think the last pair i heard sold for around 400 but are next to impossible to get
magteks or dymags, dymags new are around 600 each (i think) and magteks can only be got 2nd hand,i think the last pair i heard sold for around 400 but are next to impossible to get
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Re: lightweight wheels
I have the Dymags on mine and they are sweet but pricey. I run my bike on the track though and do not have to worry much about potholes and other road hazards. I am not sure I would get them for the street as in the USA the streets are really dodgy and in need of repair. It would make me cry to spend that $$$ and have it soon trashed.
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Re: lightweight wheels
Dymags are available new?
I contacted the australian distributor and was told they are no longer made for NC30/35...
I contacted the australian distributor and was told they are no longer made for NC30/35...
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Re: lightweight wheels
Yeah they are avaialbel new, they've probably never had a need for a set in Australia!
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Re: lightweight wheels
I got mine about 15 months ago and had no problems. I ordered thenm through a distributor here in the USA.
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Re: lightweight wheels
i had dymags for my nc30. I bought them new. over £800 for the rear and £500 and something for the front. PDQ are the main south of UK distrubitor for them so gie them a call and you dont get them cheaper by buying them in a pair.
hope that helps
i didnt really have them long enough to tell how much difference they made the overall performance of the bike.
hope that helps
i didnt really have them long enough to tell how much difference they made the overall performance of the bike.
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Re: lightweight wheels
I contacted Dymag to resolve that discrepancy and this is what I was told: (in case anyone was wondering)
Might explain why i was hearing two different stories...I'm sorry but we no longer produce the 5 spoke single sided casting to suit the RVF400. We can still make the 17 x 5.25 from our 3 spoke cast mag range but a minimum order of 5 sets is required.