marcus57 said.
thats what im watching,my wheels need powder coating at my tyers are dead,what tyres are they on them
wheels?
fuc watching um,
and fuc what rubber is on um,
you'll pay as mutch as that for a rear wheel alone,
buy then sell the rear and get half your money back.
vfr to rvf wheel
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Re: vfr to rvf wheel
The market for RVF wheels with axles stuck in them is not as buoyant as you might think....
Do you not wonder why the axle is stuck in that rim? Nobody in their right mind would decide to dismantle the hub rather than just pull the wheel off......
As it stands, RVF wheels are not worth what they used to be... £175 for that is not too bad, but be prepared to smash the life out of it to get that axle out as I'll bet the muppet never cleaned or copperslipped the inner face of the wheel and so torqued it on,. never to be removed!!
Do you not wonder why the axle is stuck in that rim? Nobody in their right mind would decide to dismantle the hub rather than just pull the wheel off......
As it stands, RVF wheels are not worth what they used to be... £175 for that is not too bad, but be prepared to smash the life out of it to get that axle out as I'll bet the muppet never cleaned or copperslipped the inner face of the wheel and so torqued it on,. never to be removed!!
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Re: vfr to rvf wheel
Hmm I hadn't looked at the link.
The stuck axles can be really naff to get off, freezing them can help, as well as proper tools but it might need some brute
The stuck axles can be really naff to get off, freezing them can help, as well as proper tools but it might need some brute
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