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good evening, gentelman"s

lokk at the new style in thailand, 174 " ang 60 breed (breit)

have a nice evening

I bet that will bring some decent miles per gallon. Must have shed 50 pounds in rims and rubber.
I get it... 125cc moped

I would love to know what that rides like. Harsh? Squirly? Skittish? All of the above?

Here's a bunch of LEDs with 17s:

Imagine the burnout you could get with that

homie wrote:Imagine the burnout you could get with that

Well at least it will keep the mosquitoes away. And piss the neighbours off.

What was the point of that? Maybe he wanted to swap the IRC's out for City Grips and his wife told him he couldn't until the IRC's are worn out.

ribanold wrote:good evening, gentelman"s
lokk at the new style in thailand, 174 " ang 60 breed (breit)
have a nice evening

I suspect they are not OEM wheels, but aftermarket ones.

homie wrote:I bet that will bring some decent miles per gallon. Must have shed 50 pounds in rims and rubber.
I get it... 125cc moped

Yeah it's a street racer style around here max out the motor and shed excess weight. I hear it used to be a big scene a few years ago, hundreds of bikers blocking off streets for illegal racing. Google "vanz boys" for more info.

Andreas

I just did some quick digging and found one PCX using 17x1.4" and 17x1.6" rims with unspecified tyre size.
The other PCX had 17x1.6" and 17x1.85" rims with 60/80-17 and 70/80-17 "V-Rossi" tyres.
No idea what bike the wheels are sourced from, or how it goes for fender and hugger clearance as of yet.

homie, PCX 125 burnout? That's just Nuts! Off the meds?

I'm not sure skinny wheels are the way to roll, no matter if they be gold, white or flaming red. (It looks silly cool though)

You can't get skinny wheels and tyres in Aus anyhow, so it's not even a consideration. But there's some info there for those who feel brave.

Emmet from BikerzBits tells me those wheels are for the Honda Wave and similar:



Which exists in the UK. So you guys can get some Wave wheels and run them backwards on your PCX. Or import the spoked version from Thailand somehow.

I ordered a seat from Bikerbitz on Jan 30 and it arrived here yesterday.

anybody know the lenght of the spokes?

Just an observation.
The wheels look similar to the BMX bike my son had when he was 15 years old . Looks like they just threw a PCX body kit on top. Not my cup of tea , Sorry