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spoked rims on vf1000f

Discussion in '1st & 2nd Generation 1983-1989' started by jamey2466, Sep 24, 2009.

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    jamey2466 New Member

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    Has any one put spoked rims on a 1985 vf1000f
     


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    spoked as in what..CBR wheels?
     


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    Why! you think this is a BMW G spot:eek::frusty::frusty::frusty::shower::crazy::crazy:
     


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    I hate to say it but on your bobber/streetfighter vfr I think that spoked rims would be sharp looking but I am sure you will gain some weight...
     


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    Bobber owners probably do not care about a few ounces here and there just as long as there is NO plastic. Right???
     


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    I think he is talking about a differant bike.. I don't think his is an 85 1k.

    I wouldn't put spokes on a sport bike... kind of an oxymoron IMHO.
     


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    The first Honda four cylinder had spokes. Remember the CB400F?
    It had a six speed and was fast for its time.

    What about the 1998 Triumph Thunderbird Sport? Looks good and spokes are short.
     


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    yes it is a diffrent bike but will be a streetfighter to that is all i build. And yes like harley rims. just trying something new. Dont want a bike like everyone else. thanks for the input.
     


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    I understand.
    The factories love cast wheels. They are easy to make and require a lot less labor. They charge a lot more money too.
    Wire wheels are like $250.00-500. and the cast wheels or machined wheels can cost $1500.00 !!!
     


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