Twins Aftermarket Wheels Thread

[beemerrich]

Here's mine. Too soon to say how I like 'em since the wheels went on just prior to putting the bike up for winter.

Brand: Honda
Model: CBR600F2 Rear/CBR600F3 Front
Size Diameter/Width Front and Rear: 17 x 3.5" front, 17 x 4.5" rear
Offset: unknown
Color: Black
Link if possible: http://www.triumphrat.net/memberalbu...hp/photo/22907
Tires: Pirelli Diablo Rosso II - 120/70-17 front & 160/60-17 rear




Cheers,

--Rich

[englane]

Brand: Carrozzeria
Model: V-Track Forged, 1st Gen
Size Diameter/Width Front and Rear: 18x3.50 Front 17x5.50 Rear
Offset: none
Color: Machine Finish
Tires: Michelin Pilot Road 2: 110/80 R18 Front, 150/70 R17 Rear





Hypurone's bike is actually what sold me on the Carrozzerias.

Easy, I actually have an F3 rear wheel sitting in my garage, because I started to gather parts for a setup like yours prior to deciding I wanted the Carros. I LOVE the look of that setup!

[luckyduck]

Gosh I'm jealous. Wheels are a very expensive upgrade but a worthwhile one at that. I'll have to save up and then upgrade when necessary.

[rodhotter]

very nice, you need a scootworks belt drive to keep them nice, especially the machined finish, i installed one last week, only 800 miles already tired of greasy rear wheel + tire, guess my harley spoiled me, everything else on the bonnie is better though!!

[Moogs]

Originally Posted by englane

Brand: Carrozzeria
Model: V-Track Forged, 1st Gen
Size Diameter/Width Front and Rear: 18x3.50 Front 17x5.50 Rear
Offset: none
Color: Machine Finish
Tires: Michelin Pilot Road 2: 110/80 R18 Front, 150/70 R17 Rear





Hypurone's bike is actually what sold me on the Carrozzerias.

Easy, I actually have an F3 rear wheel sitting in my garage, because I started to gather parts for a setup like yours prior to deciding I wanted the Carros. I LOVE the look of that setup!

What additional parts does one need outside of the wheels to get a setup like this? I really like the hybrid modern/classic look of these.

[shrini23]

Originally Posted by rodhotter

very nice, you need a scootworks belt drive to keep them nice, especially the machined finish, i installed one last week, only 800 miles already tired of greasy rear wheel + tire, guess my harley spoiled me, everything else on the bonnie is better though!!

tell me abt it. My hd is spick & span and keep wondering how to take this greasy mess in my scram...Its damn laborios

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[stubzi]

Tubeless Alpinas with Pirelli Sport Demons.

[plasma]

Originally Posted by Bendix

No firsthand experience, but I remember some posts regarding Talon wheelsets on Scramblers over on ADV last winter. Seems the best reason was a loss of something like 7 or 8 pounds of unsprung weight on that application.

Yes I have the Talon wheels on my T100.

Plasma.

[Hypurone]

Originally Posted by Moogs

What additional parts does one need outside of the wheels to get a setup like this? I really like the hybrid modern/classic look of these.

Just the speedo drive gear parts and cable. Carrozzeria offers the complete setup for a cost. I have posted the complete parts list in another thread if you want to go and get them yourself. They are Yamaha VMax parts IIRC. Just search for Carrozzeria Wheels....

[bcl1393]

+1 on the Tubeless Alpinas - Lookin Very Nice Stubzi