chrome legs and rotors?
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#22
Sure,
Step 1: Remove wheel
Step 2: Remove rotors
Step 3: Go to dealer and exchange for polished rotors
Step 4: Install rotors
Step 5: Install wheels
What I actually did was I bought the wheels, tires, and rotors at a dealer that went out of business for 40% off. So they mounted the tires and rotors to the wheels, and balanced them. I took them home and installed them.
Step 1: Remove wheel
Step 2: Remove rotors
Step 3: Go to dealer and exchange for polished rotors
Step 4: Install rotors
Step 5: Install wheels
What I actually did was I bought the wheels, tires, and rotors at a dealer that went out of business for 40% off. So they mounted the tires and rotors to the wheels, and balanced them. I took them home and installed them.
#23
Sure,
Step 1: Remove wheel
Step 2: Remove rotors
Step 3: Go to dealer and exchange for polished rotors
Step 4: Install rotors
Step 5: Install wheels
What I actually did was I bought the wheels, tires, and rotors at a dealer that went out of business for 40% off. So they mounted the tires and rotors to the wheels, and balanced them. I took them home and installed them.
Step 1: Remove wheel
Step 2: Remove rotors
Step 3: Go to dealer and exchange for polished rotors
Step 4: Install rotors
Step 5: Install wheels
What I actually did was I bought the wheels, tires, and rotors at a dealer that went out of business for 40% off. So they mounted the tires and rotors to the wheels, and balanced them. I took them home and installed them.
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Yep, that's what he said," I polished the stock rotors."
I did the stock rotor exchange with ***** shiny, $100 bux,
and they look better than the HD Floating chrome ones which look like chit IMO.
I did the stock rotor exchange with ***** shiny, $100 bux,
and they look better than the HD Floating chrome ones which look like chit IMO.
Last edited by lionsm13; 11-22-2011 at 09:52 AM.
#26
There are a few threads on polishing rotors over in the general discussion area. I read up on the procedure and went out and bought the different grit sand papers to be used. Got home and started to polish according to the directions. After about a half an hour on one side of one rotor I was convinced to send them off to ***** Shiny. He did a great job on them and I highly recommend him. Too much work, in my opinion, to do them yourself.
#27
And "I painted my bike" doesn't necessarily mean that the person painted it himself. He caused it to be painted. I didn't mean to infer that I polished them myself. Sorry for the confusion.
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