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Mej	25-04-10 08:40 AM

Oz HL02 motorbike rims

https://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=207185&page=7

carternd

25-04-10 07:45 PM

Re: Oz HL02 motorbike rims

Very nice, but why are they attached to a circular saw?

God knows if they'd improve the handling that much, but they would improve the looks a fair bit!

andrewsmith

25-04-10 08:15 PM

Re: Oz HL02 motorbike rims

Quote:

Originally Posted by carternd (Post 2251643)

Very nice, but why are they attached to a circular saw?

God knows if they'd improve the handling that much, but they would improve the looks a fair bit!

Haha :smt043

squirrel_hunter

25-04-10 08:30 PM

Re: Oz HL02 motorbike rims

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mej (Post 2250900)

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yorkie_chris

25-04-10 08:33 PM

Re: Oz HL02 motorbike rims

I have had this conversation with someone who races a lot and builds a lot of race bikes. He said he's tried, back to back, a bog stock setup. Then swapped to his lightest wheels, with lightest rotors, Ti disc bolts etc. and not gone round the track any faster.

Waste of money IMO and apparently the super trick ones are easily damaged under road conditions. I was seriously looking at a dymag front, I didn't bother.

Mej	25-04-10 09:04 PM

Re: Oz HL02 motorbike rims

https://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=207185&page=7

yorkie_chris

25-04-10 09:29 PM

Re: Oz HL02 motorbike rims

They are very nice and trick, and that's a lot less than a new set, but no point going to that extreme until you already have triple clicker rear shock and revalved forks.

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