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09-13-2011 #1
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PTS: Need your opinion on New 2pc Wheel
Hello Pro Touring!
Let me know what you think of this new 2pc wheel. Finish options include full polish, black, brushed, etc in all popular sizes...
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09-13-2011 #2
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beautiful finish !! don't like the flowy spoke look, makes me flash back to the 90s make the spoke straight and ya have a winner
09-13-2011 #3
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A straight spoke version will be available as well.
09-14-2011 #4
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No feeling it.
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As mentioned the flowy spoke thing looks dated. Like a 16" wheel from 1996. Maybe the straights look better.
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09-14-2011 #6
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Originally Posted by chuckd71
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09-14-2011 #7
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Are you making them in right and left hand versions?
09-14-2011 #8
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not feeling the flowing spokes either..
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Too swoopy
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Too much going on with the swoopiness, gloss black, and bling of the raw alum. Just my opinion.
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I am usually in the minority and I am sure they sell well, but does the world really need another set of torque thrust style wheels?
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09-16-2011 #13
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This is a new wheel from Colorado Custom and I just threw it out there to see what kind of response the wheel would get.
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I was gonna say this looks like an old Colorado Custom wheel. I went by their shop yesterday and looks like nothing much going on there anymore... Hope they come up with some more current styles. Originally Posted by PTS
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Unfortunately there is no "new" look to it. It looks like a left over design from what now has become some very dated early billet wheel designs. Sorry to sound so harsh........but you asked. Originally Posted by PTS
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Looks like something you would see on a harley..
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Iam not feeling it
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Uh...no.
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