spoke wheel's

[Harry]

does anyone know of any web site's that deal in spoke wheel's for road bike's.. ?

[MBP]

Yep ride wright wheels

heres the manufacturers site U.S.A

http://www.ridewrightwheels.com/

and distributed in australia by

http://www.ridewrightwheels.com.au/contact.html

They don't show any sportbikes with there wheels on there site but a few guys i know in the states have them on there busa's so they do make them for sportbikes.

Cheers,

Matt

[Harry]

cheers matt

[suxukifreak]

http://www.ashspokedwheelz.com.au/new-wheels.htm

[Weaselman]

I wish they did a 180 in a spoked wheel that didnt cost a freaking fortune

[chopaweeza]

Various model Triumphs have decent width spoked wheels as stock. The road/trail models are pretty easy to adapt to many modern sprts bike for example . Alot cheaper then the alternatives

KTM Adventurer

RAD do billet hubs. Front is for a dual disc and rear comes with cush drive.
The 990 weighs in at about 199kg and is good for 72Kw (tad under a 100hp ? )
Dual 300mm discs at front & single 240 at rear.
Maybe something to look at

http://radmfg.com/cush%20kit.htm

ISR do an interesting set up guessing it would be a $$$$ no problem sort of solution

http://www.isr-brakes.se/products/hubs/

[Harry]

thanks guy's......time to shit myself over price's :)

Cheaper option would be to chase up some GS-750 hubs, front is dual disc and rear is single disc.
Rear takes a 20mm axle, front takes 15mm but you can get bearings to fit for a 20mm axle.
Another option for the front is XS-650, 17mm axle but gives you a greater range of discs as yamaha used the same bolt pattern for many many years, which I'm pretty sure is the same as Ducati brembos.