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Anodised Wheels

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Seen a number of lads bikes with anodise wheels lately. I think they are smart.

In time is everone going to have these and are they going to become a way to personalise your bike with the different colours? I like blue.

Anodised rims were available on some trials/motocross/enduro bikes as standard equipment back in the 1970s (uusually gold) so it's not a new idea in itself. Just that people are having them done in different colours these days.

;) Jeez , im sure that someone has been banging on about this for 5 years or so. The thing that most said was <does silly voice> "what if you scratch them ,what if they get marked ,they will look terrible"

Seems it dont matter anymore ??

Im all for brown :D

Edited by marky boy

The '95 TYZ's had Annodized wheels in purple(!)

They do look really good. Lots of people now seem to get the centre of the rim annodized and leave the outer wall silver - looks sound.

If you get the wheel rims done, then get the hubs done too!

Steve Colley had bright orange wheel rims at the SSDT and they look the dogs ..... I don't think a clubman rider would get off with it but for the show man it looked great.

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Ye I was at bolton trial! Gives you 1/2 a chance now coz theres 2 regular lancs lasses (in blue) but im the bigger one on the bigger bike!

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