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Asid810
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Respray cost?
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January 29, 2012, 01:33:29 PM »
Hi think of changing wheel colour-anybody know how much this may set me back?? Or should I get a 'spare set' in colour required-are wheels hard to get second hand?
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alexfe
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January 29, 2012, 01:41:28 PM »
I had a friend who had his powder coated and they cost him £150 for the pair !
this might be expensive i don't know I'm quite sure others will tell you, i can get the number if required
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Asid810
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January 29, 2012, 02:17:44 PM »
Originally Posted by
alexfe
I had a friend who had his powder coated and they cost him £150 for the pair !
this might be expensive i don't know I'm quite sure others will tell you, i can get the number if required
Hi Thanks-must admit unsure which way to go with this as want gold-(have red st) but would like to keep originals also- so do I take the plunge and respray the ones on bike or see if anyone has some for sale and re spray or do peeps sell the gold ones!!!
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alexfe
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January 29, 2012, 04:17:34 PM »
Wheels are not cheap thats for sure, you may find some on ebay or there is a breaker called stephen dicken that will have some not sure of his contact details but he has a site on ebay just email if he has none advertised as I'm sure he will have a second hand set.
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Machine
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January 29, 2012, 04:55:13 PM »
Originally Posted by
alexfe
I had a friend who had his powder coated and they cost him £150 for the pair !
this might be expensive i don't know I'm quite sure others will tell you, i can get the number if required
That is expensive. For powdercoating a pair of wheels you should be paying about £60/70 for plain colours, bit more for fancier stuff. My Striple wheels powdercoat cost me £100 for gloss black with a silver metalflake, and they look gorgeous, top quality job. The other option I was considering (candy blue over silver metallic) was £80.
Second hand wheels the average asking price seems to be about £500 for a pair. Don't know if they're getting that, but that's what most folk are asking. I looked at what they were going for, 'cos I was wondering how much of the cost of a set of OZ Piegas I could offset by selling mine...
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Asid810
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January 29, 2012, 06:10:02 PM »
Oh thats decided me on respray if I go ahead with this-do fancy gold but need to untuck bike from hibernation and stand and stare at her for a while before getting my cash out-did think secound hand would be a bit less but have been looking at new on line since posting this so that price doesn't seem so bad-found some lovely gold OZ wheels on line-god they are pricey
Also have rad cowls, belly pan and fly screen to go on this year-bargain buy just before xmas so will be busy. Thanks for advice
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Machine
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January 29, 2012, 06:13:17 PM »
I don't like owt gold (i may have mentioned that once or twice, lol). I luuurve the black OZ Piegas, but even at trade price they're far too much money to justify. They are stunning though.
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Asid810
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January 29, 2012, 07:04:01 PM »
Originally Posted by
Machine
I don't like owt gold (i may have mentioned that once or twice, lol). I luuurve the black OZ Piegas, but even at trade price they're far too much money to justify. They are stunning though.
But not about the gold-like shiny gold things !!
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Machine
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January 29, 2012, 07:07:21 PM »
I hate gold. Yuk,
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Andy67
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January 29, 2012, 07:24:37 PM »
Gold is distinguished. That's why it's on the phantom black STR
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Asid810
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January 29, 2012, 07:26:42 PM »
Originally Posted by
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I hate gold. Yuk,
Wot any gold or just on transport??
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January 29, 2012, 07:58:15 PM »
Cheapest way is to strip them of fteh bike..including bearings etc..and if you are anywhere near a Lepsons wheel centre, that is the place to take them as they not only powdercoat the wheels, they check them for cracks and do the repairs and machining all in the same cost. I think motorcycle wheels are about £80 each...look it up on their website. If you want them painted and are in the Surrey Sussex area I can recommend "Bikepaintworks" as I have seen his wheels. Lepsoms did my car wheels and they cam e back repaired of all damage and fully refurbished and still look as good today as the ydid 5 years ago when they were first done...so Lepsoms for me.
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Machine
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January 29, 2012, 09:08:26 PM »
Originally Posted by
Asid810
Wot any gold or just on transport??
Any gold, I just think it looks tacky, crass and tasteless, yuk yuk yuk. Certainly has no place on a bike. I love the way my R looks, but I hate the gold calipers, they're disgusting. I'll be remedying those before it comes out in spring, 'cos they ruin the looks of an otherwise gorgeous bike.
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Machine
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January 29, 2012, 09:10:03 PM »
Originally Posted by
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Cheapest way is to strip them of fteh bike..including bearings etc..and if you are anywhere near a Lepsons wheel centre, that is the place to take them as they not only powdercoat the wheels, they check them for cracks and do the repairs and machining all in the same cost. I think motorcycle wheels are about £80 each
How is that cheap? £80 per wheel is VERY expensive.
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January 29, 2012, 09:36:25 PM »
As refered to, you might want to add in new bearings to teh cost.
Plus the cost to take out and put back, maybe best done at tyre change time.
I like my dull gold wheels, but they come up a near black when it rains
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