I have some original hubs that need rims for a 46. Who makes good ones? Thanks
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If you are talking 16 inch, there are still quite a few good original usable rims to be found. If 18 inch, I ordered a pair from CWS moto in Poland and they were exceptional and arrived within a week. He is also very good at corresponding and follow through.
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Thanks. I’m looking a set for 16”. I just brought a pair back from the dead for an op build. This set will be going on a restored bike.Originally posted by jorrow View PostIf you are talking 16 inch, there are still quite a few good original usable rims to be found. If 18 inch, I ordered a pair from CWS moto in Poland and they were exceptional and arrived within a week. He is also very good at corresponding and follow through.
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I think I have a pair of 16" Kelsey-Hayes, and really nice chrome if I remember. Or, Starklite Cycle has some good reproduction, I think Indian and Harley are same. He wants $239 plus shipping and tax each. Starklike.com I will check on mine and see, likely $400-500 a pair if perfect as I remember.?? Came off 1946 Chief, I wanted 18" on the Chief when I restored it years ago.#7558 Take me on and you take on the whole trailer park!
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Thanks Knuck. My wheel guy told me he could only get wheels made in China and Taiwan so I didn’t move forward with building the wheel set. I’m wasn’t looking for chrome but he told me people can blast it off. Please send a pic of yours.Originally posted by KNUCK View PostI think I have a pair of 16" Kelsey-Hayes, and really nice chrome if I remember. Or, Starklite Cycle has some good reproduction, I think Indian and Harley are same. He wants $239 plus shipping and tax each. Starklike.com I will check on mine and see, likely $400-500 a pair if perfect as I remember.?? Came off 1946 Chief, I wanted 18" on the Chief when I restored it years ago.
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I absolutely agree with Robbie. I am building the wheels for my '51FL and I have a set of chrome non-safety bead K-H rims that have some rust showing in a few sections. 95% of the chrome is good so when the bike is parked, I'll just keep the rust at the top so I can't see it.Originally posted by Rubone View PostRemoving good usable plating is a shame. OEM chrome rims are much harder to find in usable shape than black ones.Eric Smith
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