RIMS: Aluminum, Chromed Steel, Stainless Steel

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23 Apr 2007 11:53 #133105 by Duck
I have two bikes, a Z1A and a 68 Triumph T100 that need new spokes and rims.

Been looking for used but condition of most is not reflected in price.

For new, I see Aluminum, Chromed Steel, and Stainless Steel and would like to know the pros and cons of each flavor.

Plus I need to know how to choose the right rim to match my hub. (Making the correct spoke nipple indentation...hub...spoke match)

Also would like to know of any 'wholesale' places to purchase rims and spokes.

-Duck

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23 Apr 2007 12:45 #133127 by wireman
go aluminum 40 spoke ;) easy to clean

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23 Apr 2007 20:49 #133293 by 893cv
Duck,

These folks are the best I've seen for wheels / rims.

store.eastcoastwheels.com/

Ride Well,
Jon

1980 kz1000 LTD
1978 Z1R

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23 Apr 2007 23:26 #133339 by Mark Wing
Replied by Mark Wing on topic RIMS: Aluminum, Chromed Steel, Stainless Steel
On my old bicycles I like stainless steal. They stay nice and shiny.
Mark

Jesus loves you Everyone else thinks your an ***

77 KZ650 C1 with ZX7 forks, GPZ mono rear, wider 18 police wheels and Yoshimura motor.

Yorba Linda Cal.

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