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BC_Rob
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I'm thinking of installing a spoked wheel on the front of my '79 GS850G.
Do you think it would look good or just plain wrong?
Rob
Do you think it would look good or just plain wrong?
Rob
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Without spokes on the rear, I'm wondering why. I think it will look odd. Find a Madura wire wheel set. or http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-SUZUKI...ash=item58cc5e70f1:g:t~AAAOSwT6pV6BTb&vxp=mtr
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BC_Rob
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Your wheel looks great!
I remember a few Harley models were sold with a spoke front and mag rear. I thought they looked pretty good... for Harleys.
Rob
I remember a few Harley models were sold with a spoke front and mag rear. I thought they looked pretty good... for Harleys.
Rob
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sharpy
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spokes are cool but it look like it was built at the wreckers. sorry to say. if u do spoke go 18" 17's just dont look rite
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That is decent advice for bikes with chains, but the choice for shafties is severely limited. One of the attractive things about a shaft-driven bikes is the reduced maintenance. I have enjoyed a lack of spokes on my bikes since 1977, so it baffles me that anyone would want to introduce something that requires MORE maintenance to a low-maintenance bike.
