Haha yeah maybe. That's one of 4 of my Harleys. I tried to sell 2 of them last summer but I wasn't going to give them away. This one isn't for sale though, or my bagger.When your bike is worth more than your denali![]()
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Haha yeah maybe. That's one of 4 of my Harleys. I tried to sell 2 of them last summer but I wasn't going to give them away. This one isn't for sale though, or my bagger.When your bike is worth more than your denali![]()
Haha yeah maybe. That's one of 4 of my Harleys. I tried to sell 2 of them last summer but I wasn't going to give them away. This one isn't for sale though, or my bagger.

Check out the first page of this thread for a look at my bagger. 2015 Street Glide 26" front wheel. I built my bikes too.Dang son. Very nice, didn't know you rode![]()
Okay I remember that one now. LolCheck out the first page of this thread for a look at my bagger. 2015 Street Glide 26" front wheel. I built my bikes too.
I think almost any kind of bent rim can get fixed. They can even fix cracked rims. Give it a shot and get a hold of one of those rim repair shops. At least you'd get a professional opinion if it can be fixed or not.Tonight I was on my way to get something to eat and in the pitch black in pouring rain I hit what must have been a mother **##er of a pothole and heard the dreaded sound of a tire losing air. Pulled over and the right front rim is bent bad. I don't think it can be fixed so I'll have to see what today's going rate for a 26" Dub Baller is. That was one expensive hamburger. Hope the tire's OK. Worst thing is that I'll have to drive on a 17" ( or probably a pair of 17's) for a few days.
I don't want to wait forever to get my wheel back on. Im running a 17 on there now and I hope it doesn't damage my transfer case. I might just go ahead and put another same size on the driver front. Plus shipping a wheel that big isn't cheap I'm sure. I think I'll see if it can be repaired without damaging the finish and if not I'll buy another rim.Man, that sux! Hopefully it'll work out. Just curious, if they bent it back and it looks good, do you think if you contact the original wheel manufacturer, they'd be able to respray it? If they could tho, price wise, would it still come out cheaper then buying a new rim? Just something to think about.
Looks so weird! Hopefully they'll pay your claim. How do you like it? I bet not much!ODOT actually started a claim for me with a case number so today I obtained all the necessary information and documents and emailed it to them. I'm actually thinking they may pay out. In the meanwhile, today I mounted the other 17's on the rear so now I'm in winter mode. Here ya go @Tonyrodz this is how it looks. There's a shot of it with 26's on the back and 17's on the front, which is how I was rollin' all week since it was dark by the time I got home and I don't have room in my garage to work on it. The front air dam has been dragging bad so I hope with the rake eliminated it will be better but if it doesn't help that's Ok, it's not an expensive part to replace after winter is over. Don't mind the dirt, it's been raining all week.
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In Florida? Now you're just being mean!Ballin' hard with those 17s Red.
Maybe I should do winter wheels too....just to see how it feels?

It actually doesn't look as bad as I thought it would, but no I don't like it much at all. I did go ahead and wash it just so it looks as good as possible. Oh well, I feel better knowing my rims are safe. That's about 3 grand sitting in my spare bedroom...and my 26" tires have quit wearing out too.