I hope all the best on your purchase. Not saying that I do not believe what someone told you on the phone, but to have them in your hands, that is the only real way to know it is real.
Just a thought. I did mine with red rims and black spokes, but i had them powder coated myself. Total cost was less than 1/2 what you spent, although I had some work I had to do, where as you just remove one and install the other. Either way, as you said, alot cheaper than the billets. Can not wait to see pics!!

 

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Considering that I got new Billet hubs, NEW bearings, and that I sold my old wheels and tires. Plus I didnt have to do all the runaround of taking them apart,waiting on PC, rebuilding them. I did just fine on mine. Sold stockers for 375. Cant sell the extra wheels if you dont have em, and the front hub is too big unless your running a dual disc setup which I dont. The blackbike hubs are much smaller and finished nicely compared to the Oem hub.
Besides I ride daily and year round so I cant be having my transportation down for more than an hour or two. I hate driving. It was a no brainer for me. I have had them installed now for several months.

 

Thanks for all the replies. I have full confidence on BlackBikeWheels. I made my decision by reading all the posts here and taking some of the very knowledgeable people's (like parts eeter, dr v-twin, etc.) word for it. I am anxious to have the wheels (it should be couple of weeks) at my place in Ohio. When its said and done completely, I will post the information on what I spent in the whole ordeal.

Next in line before the riding season:
- 120/70R21 and 180/55R18 (or 200/50R18) Metzeler tires.
- Vince & Hines black side shots.
- RSD AC.
- Progressive or Burly F/R Lowering springs/shocks.
And:
- Start begging wife for 2012 911 Carrera-S (Black of course)..

 

You won't be dissapointed. Black Bike built my wheels and they do quality work.