Chrome FatBoy Wheels on a Budget, Pics
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RE: Chrome FatBoy Wheels on a Budget, Pics
Yes indeed, I love the fact that I did it myself. The money savings is huge, so you guys who want
to do it, when your ready, I got all the info you need and will gladly pass along. For the guy who asked
how much, minus my mistake of buying usless parts from the dealer (which I stated), you can do the
factory wheels, tires, floating rotors and PM calipers for about 775 dollars per wheel, and the rear chrome sprocket for
about 200 dollars more. The most expensive parts are those damm PM calipers, but boy they sure
look nice. I saved for 1 year putting about 150 dollars per month in a kitty jar. Hard to do for me cause
I got 2 daughters in college, but I just cut back on my drinking money, which I really needed to cut down
on anyway.
to do it, when your ready, I got all the info you need and will gladly pass along. For the guy who asked
how much, minus my mistake of buying usless parts from the dealer (which I stated), you can do the
factory wheels, tires, floating rotors and PM calipers for about 775 dollars per wheel, and the rear chrome sprocket for
about 200 dollars more. The most expensive parts are those damm PM calipers, but boy they sure
look nice. I saved for 1 year putting about 150 dollars per month in a kitty jar. Hard to do for me cause
I got 2 daughters in college, but I just cut back on my drinking money, which I really needed to cut down
on anyway.
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