Chrome vs Stock Wheels

[QC Goldwinger]

I have just purchased a 2008 Goldwing and will have a CSC kit installed in the next few weeks. I need to make a decision on what wheel package for rear wheels. Torn between stock and chrome upgrades. Cost of equipment so far in the mid 30's so trying to be reasonable about extras right now. Don't know if there are after market chrome rims made for auto market which could work. Anyone know if 15x7in, 5 on 100mm bolt pattern 4.75 in back spacing available?

[Trikerjim]

Hi QC and welcome to the tricycle club...<img src="images/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Smile" class="inlineimg" /> If you don't like any wheels that may be offered by the builder, check these websites below. I used to be a drag racer and bought a lot of stuff from them. You can get them on the phone, tell them the size, backspacing and pattern, and they can tell you which wheels they have to fit. Normally about as good a price as anyone else.<br />
Good luck and let us know when you get the trike. Would love to see some pics..<img src="images/smilies/grin.gif" border="0" alt="" title="big grin" class="inlineimg" /><br />
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[QC Goldwinger]

I checked out the web sites you mentioned, talked to my co-rider, weighed the pros/cons and decided to go with the CSC wheel upgrade. All in all, in relation to the total cost of the trike package, ended up feeling this is a small portion. Not worth the worry. Thanks again for your input.