looking for a cheap flywheel
Stock or lightweight? You need to be more specific. Btw, cheap and light do not go together and you will need a rear counterweight too. If you're looking for a stock one, PM me.
Where in Mizery are you?
Where in Mizery are you?
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yes indeed cheap and light don't go together!
just dropped $380 for my light steel rb flywheel, plus more for their wrench and stopper.
but damn!!! they aren't kidding when they say that the stock 79 flywheel is 2 inches thick at the outside edge! the lightweight one should make a big difference!
just dropped $380 for my light steel rb flywheel, plus more for their wrench and stopper.
but damn!!! they aren't kidding when they say that the stock 79 flywheel is 2 inches thick at the outside edge! the lightweight one should make a big difference!
Originally Posted by rbf41182gt
yes indeed cheap and light don't go together!
just dropped $380 for my light steel rb flywheel, plus more for their wrench and stopper.
but damn!!! they aren't kidding when they say that the stock 79 flywheel is 2 inches thick at the outside edge! the lightweight one should make a big difference!
just dropped $380 for my light steel rb flywheel, plus more for their wrench and stopper.
but damn!!! they aren't kidding when they say that the stock 79 flywheel is 2 inches thick at the outside edge! the lightweight one should make a big difference!
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