New Wheels

[Loupe]

Just looked back on my eBay messages.
Simon.

 

[r15suk]

Re: Carbon Fibre Wheels

BST:
http://blackstonetek.com

Dymag:
http://www.dymag.com/ca5.html#fs_0

Both are available from HPS, along with a host of other brands, and they are very good to deal with.

http://www.bikehps.com

Cheers

 

[soofsayer]

Re: Carbon Fibre Wheels

BST:
http://blackstonetek.com

Dymag:
http://www.dymag.com/ca5.html#fs_0

Both are available from HPS, along with a host of other brands, and they are very good to deal with.

http://www.bikehps.com

+1 regarding HPS. I bought brembo brake pads from them and they know their stuff.

Prime Factors Motorcycles sell Oz I believe, and could help with your specific requirement on parts. They may also give you favourable pricing as a forum member because they are a vendor on this site.

 

[r15suk]

Re: Carbon Fibre Wheels

+1 regarding HPS. I bought brembo brake pads from them and they know their stuff.

Prime Factors Motorcycles sell Oz I believe, and could help with your specific requirement on parts. They may also give you favourable pricing as a forum member because they are a vendor on this site.

Cheers, i'll take a look.

 

[Marzy]

Re: HP Forged Wheels

The HP Forged Wheels are relatively inexpensive until you add all the ancillary items like brake discs, sensor rings and fixings. Chosen as an optional extra on a new bike they represent exceptional value for money.

They are indeed excellent value when bought as a package. One thing I do believe is that the HP wheels are very hard and don't buckle easily when encountering the so called "pot holes". They no doubt will withstand many tyre changes as well. My last Suzuki K8 had standard wheels made from cheese as I found to my cost.

 

[Sissymc7]

I've been quoted 1400 for hp wheels inc sprocket and carrier pretty good deal if say as 1300 for upgrade on bike rather pay 1400 and have my standard wheels for track tyres