BLACKED OUT WHEELS?

Started by Tector, July 18, 2021, 15:40:49 PM

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These are really inexpensive so you can try them and not lose much if they don't suit you.

Example:

spoke covers

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'02 Vulcan Drifter 1500

tj

Quote from: gwilki on July 20, 2021, 06:02:10 AM

That's the look that I am trying for tj. Do you mind posting where you got the spoke covers?

These are the Tusk brand from RMATV.
Bought them several years ago and they still look good...no fading etc.
I think you can get them everywhere now, amazon etc...in assorted colours as well.


gwilki

That's the look that I am trying for tj. Do you mind posting where you got the spoke covers?


tj

Had the same idea years ago, but I gave up on it. If the chrome wasn't in good condition I may have gone through with it...but I couldn't justify the expense.

I ended up adding some spoke covers...came out ok but having the wheels blacked out completely would look great.

A couple pics of the front wheel attached.


Tector

I like the look of my '99 Drifter, the blacked out version.  I'm thinking of having the wheels powder-coated black, to get even more of a pre-war Indian look.  Has anyone ever done this, and does anyone know where I can find an image of such a bike?  I'd like to have an idea of what it would look like, although I already have a pretty good idea.

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