silk1600worm
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Must have hit a pothole really bad , dunno how, but I've got a bent front wheel on my 2012 GTL. Anyone know of a shop that repairs motorcycle rims, or is it best to cough up the $$grand for a new one?
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Bent wheel
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riderr1150gsadv
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Try Woody's wheel works. https://woodyswheelworks.com
Maybe they can fix it depending on damage done..
Maybe they can fix it depending on damage done..
pglaves
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Try Woody's wheel works. https://woodyswheelworks.com
Maybe they can fix it depending on damage done..
deilenberger
A bozo on the bus
It might be worth knowing where you're located in case someone knows a place local to you. I know a place in NJ who does cast wheels - so when I've bent one - I just take it to him rather than having to fabricate a shipping box.
silk1600worm
New member
Thanks for input
I'm in the Dallas/Fort Worth area (north Texas region) and surprisingly no one repairs wheel anymore around here. Several places I checked said they no longer have equipment for motorcycle wheels. I'm checking a few shops around Houston, Tx and I'll post what I find. I'll prolly have to ship it out of state; saw the Woody's site, and might give them a look-see.
I'm in the Dallas/Fort Worth area (north Texas region) and surprisingly no one repairs wheel anymore around here. Several places I checked said they no longer have equipment for motorcycle wheels. I'm checking a few shops around Houston, Tx and I'll post what I find. I'll prolly have to ship it out of state; saw the Woody's site, and might give them a look-see.
lee
Debbie's Servant
Also check with your comprehensive insurance about replacing it with a new wheel.
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