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Why are SD wheels GREY ?
18 posts · Started by weeksy · 07 May 2008
Post 2 by Chris,
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Post 3 by BASH69,
#3This is the 07 thunder pumpkin, she is me beasty, me loverly, me pearl of the nile, joe loves her,
she is getting a blow job cos we have been playin in the rain this mornin. I like to ride in the rain. I know we look a bit tatty but I like it that way!
she is getting a blow job cos we have been playin in the rain this mornin. I like to ride in the rain. I know we look a bit tatty but I like it that way!
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Post 10 by Sid-X,
#10bigash Welcome!! correct amoundo, they feel fabulous too, silky, it is like they are shot peened then anodised,
I love the different bend in them, they are straighter than the stock metal. KTM makes them, see...
I love the different bend in them, they are straighter than the stock metal. KTM makes them, see...
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Post 14 by dylan5711,
#14Sid-X, Welcome to the good place!
Pertaining to your comment on your powder coated wheels....joe notices that ALL of the parts, calipers, cast parts of swingarm, rear sets, ect..
the frame and Wheels, look strange, (mine is also an 07 SD).Looks as though it is weathered quickly,(strange since mine never sits in the weather)
bike is hard to detail, surfaces are porous. Makes it especially difficult to clean up and look like a nice new shiny bike could and should.
smells to be planed obsolescence?...no wonder the SDR is darned in black... I know what you are talking about with that "splotchy look" you speak of.
Pertaining to your comment on your powder coated wheels....joe notices that ALL of the parts, calipers, cast parts of swingarm, rear sets, ect..
the frame and Wheels, look strange, (mine is also an 07 SD).Looks as though it is weathered quickly,(strange since mine never sits in the weather)
bike is hard to detail, surfaces are porous. Makes it especially difficult to clean up and look like a nice new shiny bike could and should.
smells to be planed obsolescence?...no wonder the SDR is darned in black... I know what you are talking about with that "splotchy look" you speak of.
Post 15 by dylan5711,
#15My wheels on my black 07 that I just picked up are gloss black and beautiful and I'm lovin the white power shock.. Some orange anodised bit will be just enough on my all black bike. I'm not a big fan of the orange paint even though I know it's faster..
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Post 18 by Gillberg,
#18Funny, my Father likes the grey
He is in his late 70's though.
I'm just waiting till I get a bit of time and figure out how to
get the front wheel off without a front stand. I'll go the "cheap" route and
paint them black.
He is in his late 70's though.
I'm just waiting till I get a bit of time and figure out how to
get the front wheel off without a front stand. I'll go the "cheap" route and
paint them black.
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