These wheels. Yes or No?
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If I had something a lil more retro maybe..I don't know.Always thought they had that "south of the boarder" look. Back to the think tank I guess. All good.
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Howdy All,
Sometimes I think I suffer from "Olde Motorcycle Syndrome", I can't help myself I like this look... its a 1929 Indian with a Crocker OHV conversion, a period superbike from the 1930,s.
I think this is a better example of a painted rim center, the rims on this bike are 1960's Akronts or Borrani's. This treatment on wide rims, with wide low profile tires, in the right colors on a "retro ride" would be smokin' hot. I love wire wheels with polished alloy rims.
: Mike
Sometimes I think I suffer from "Olde Motorcycle Syndrome", I can't help myself I like this look... its a 1929 Indian with a Crocker OHV conversion, a period superbike from the 1930,s.
I think this is a better example of a painted rim center, the rims on this bike are 1960's Akronts or Borrani's. This treatment on wide rims, with wide low profile tires, in the right colors on a "retro ride" would be smokin' hot. I love wire wheels with polished alloy rims.
: Mike
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