RIMS.....black or polished?

[yellabanshee]

hey all..........does anyone have an opinion on the black rims on the market.

I am thinking of buying the ITP C-ceries black rims but do want them to look like crap in a couple months from chipping......I know the limited banshee had the black rims, did those hold the black good

 

thought???

 

anyone???

Edited February 9, 2006 by yellabanshee

[crazywheelerman365]

I'd go with the polished !! A little bling is a good thing ! Why would you want black ?

[yellabanshee]

i always have the bling....just wanna be different man........ya

know?

 

everyone has the chrome shat.........maybe black could look cool

 

and i am cool:)

 

heehehee lol

[crazywheelerman365]

i always have the bling....just wanna be different man........ya

know?

 

everyone has the chrome shat.........maybe black could look cool

 

and i am cool:)

 

heehehee  lol

470951[/snapback]

Different is cool !! I'm sure they'd eventually get a little scuffed , nothing some black touch up paint couldn't cure though !!

[Shee-Male]

I think the c series come powdercoated, and that shit is tough, I wouldn't worry about chips.

[thegroup]

i myself have been thinking of getting the black rims. i think they'ed look bad ass

[ellison445]

What about Douglas Quadroks????

[Banshee17Racing]

I've never had a problem with my black rims chipping . I would say it depends on the color of the rest of your quad. But black usually looks good on anything. It would be a hellovalot easier to clean.

 

Ellison, did I miss the thread with pics of your rebuilt 'shee?!? Or have you not finished, yet?

[ellison445]

Yeap....... I sent you a pm

 

Ellison, did I miss the thread with pics of your rebuilt 'shee?!? Or have you not finished, yet?

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[thegroup]

i like ITP C-series the best sold these rims off my warrior to my buddy a few months back to put on his 'shee

 

[hittintrees srh]

are'nt those itp c-series heavy as hell?

[banshee tuner]

Make sure they are powder coated and you wont have to worry about the chipping. Stay away from painted rims.

[thegroup]

are'nt those itp c-series heavy as hell?

471848[/snapback]

kindof, about a few lbs under stock wheel weigh. i wasnt really worried about weigh, just style

[Justintoxicated]

kindof, about a few lbs under stock wheel weigh. i wasnt really worried about weigh, just style

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Might think about that, thats quite a bit heavier than something like douglas (although you might need the extra strength for your application) I don't remember the numbers but going with C-series over Black lables on my dune machine was something like the equivilant adding like 80-100 lbs to my banshee in dead weight.

 

I like black rims they look good, and no polishing

Edited February 25, 2006 by Justintoxicated

[thegroup]

Might think about that, thats quite a bit heavier than something like douglas (although you might need the extra strength for your application) I don't remember the numbers but going with C-series over Black lables on my dune machine was something like the equivilant adding like 80-100 lbs to my banshee in dead weight.

 

I like black rims they look good, and no polishing

478656[/snapback]

i dont really like the douglas styles, but owell. i just mainly trail ride, and i could care less about weigh until its an issue such a dragging, but