I have a damaged KFX400 wheel. The dealer is asking $360.00 Canadian for them. That's insane. My Weld wheels for my drag car didn't cost me that much. Anyway, what is the best bang for the buck aftermarket wheel to install and the best place to purchase them. Suggestions and opinions please. And is it me or are the factory wheels very easy to bend?

Thanks,

Cory

 

whatever you get make sure it is .190 thick.

 

treadpot.com sells dougles wheels and they are the cheapest iv seen, and goin with the .190 is a good idea.

 

Rockymountainatv.com or 4atvtires.com

 

hey my name is cory too!

 

Jay (Banshee2003) i have to say nice work on the movies at eveything2stroke.com Nice site and amazing riding area for the summer 2003 movie.....*druel* id love to ride there. Nice ride by the way keep on 2 strokin'

 

i saw those movies, real nice friends u guys are he smashes up his 250r and you guys just laugh at him Nice movies though!

 

I have run ITP rolled "Edge" wheels for years on a bunch of different bikes, with no problems. They have been replaced with the Baja wheels, which should be even more indestructible. Use this opportunity to widen your bike a bit by getting 9X9" ITP rims. They are 1" wider than stock and have a 1" greater offset. And, the ITP 10X5" fronts will widen that end by 2".

 

BoonDockBasher
Thanks we had fun doing the video hopefully we will have another one out there in the spring time.

CHEWBACCA
Yeah well we laughed because we could not see what happened after he went behind the tree section. He was actually pretty messed up, had no clue where he was or what had happend. From the bruises it looks like the 250 rolled on him. He's ok now probably a little scared to hit any jumps. That was his second time riding the 250.

Hopefully real soon I will have some sticker for 2-strokes available. Check them out.

Warning Label

Surgeon General This one is for any rider

Tampon Joke

Let me know what you guys think