CBR1000rr Carrozzeria forged gold wheels

[Tony.OK]

Being a Honduh rider.. YOU know!

Dear SIR,I take expectance to that
I just rang J Toseland to ask about being a Honda Cottager and he would like to talk wif ya

[boomer]

Dear SIR,I take expectance to that
I just rang J Toseland to ask about being a Honda Cottager and he would like to talk wif ya

ahahahah James lives next door to me mum and dad; i tell him regular like !!

[slowpoke]

Hey Tony, I think it's Marvic's that basically use the same wheel for a variety of bikes and just the bearings and disc carriers are changed to make 'em bike specific, are these not built the same way? Can you not purchase/manufacture disc carriers to suit a varity of bikes and bolt 'em up to these rims?
Sorry, I'm not sure how these are manufactured.....look luvverly though.......

[Tony.OK]

Hey Tony, I think it's Marvic's that basically use the same wheel for a variety of bikes and just the bearings and disc carriers are changed to make 'em bike specific, are these not built the same way? Can you not purchase/manufacture disc carriers to suit a varity of bikes and bolt 'em up to these rims?
Sorry, I'm not sure how these are manufactured.....look luvverly though.......

Yeah I thought that,I emailed Carrozzeria to see if they'd fit anything else,they simply said "NO".
The disk carriers are part of the rim so adapting would be hard without changing the mounting widths.
I'm sure it could be done but I wouldn't expect to sell them on a "maybe".
Just glad I didn't buy carbon ones that I couldn't use for racing

[Sanx]

Sure you can't use them for racing? The guy from Triple-X moto has Dymag carbon jobbies on his Superduke and seems to have no problems getting it through scrutineering.