[Fong]

DYMAG 5-spoke Magnesium 929/954 wheels, Black

Front: 17" x 3.5" Had a small bend in the lip which was repaired by Frame Straight System. Wheel is guaranteed to be straight. Only blemish is a quarter size spot where the powder coat was sanded down to the metal for the repair.

Rear: 17" x 6.0" Perfect except for one scratch on the lip.

Also comes with Dymag cush drive and two brand new Vortex sprockets. Sprockets are are for a 530 chain, one is 47 tooth, the other is 49.

Looking to get $1050 shipped. Pictures available.

[abtech]

If these can be adapted to an RC51, I'll bet Sheep of Blue might be interested.

[sheepofblue]

Originally Posted by abtech

If these can be adapted to an RC51, I'll bet Sheep of Blue might be interested.

I looked but I think the RC won't take them

[9uno9]

they work

[abtech]

Originally Posted by sheepofblue

I looked but I think the RC won't take them

well, with the correct rotors and maybe a spacer or two, I'll bet they'll fit just fine.

[sheepofblue]

Originally Posted by abtech

well, with the correct rotors and maybe a spacer or two, I'll bet they'll fit just fine.

Yep and the RR rotors are different than RCs

[Fong]

I don't know anything about the rc51, but the stock 929/954 rotors mount straight up to the dymags. The dymags have the axle spacers fixed to the wheel/bearing so they fit onto the 929/954 without using the stock spacers. The cush and sprockets are specific to Dymag, can't use the stock ones.

[abtech]

Originally Posted by sheepofblue

Yep and the RR rotors are different than RCs

Your RC rotors will bolt right up to these wheels. They have the same bolt template and are the correct size (obviously) so you wouldn't want the 929/954 rotors anyway. I have read the axles are the same size, but don't know about the spacer offset.

[Fong]

I just went and measured the length of the axles including spacers.

Front: 6 5/16 inches or 16.1 cm, spacers are fixed to the bearings as one piece.

Rear: 9 3/16 inches or 23.3 cm; spacer on the rotor side is fixed; spacer on the sprocket side comes off so it could possibly use a different size for the wheel to fit different bikes.

[southpark460]

Quoted from another site:

"The rear wheels are a direct bolt on procedure. My 00 wheel went right on a 01 929. The front wheel requires all the guts replaced in the wheel, bearings, spacers and sleeve inside wheel. The 929 uses a different front axle."

[abtech]

Originally Posted by southpark460

Quoted from another site:

"The rear wheels are a direct bolt on procedure. My 00 wheel went right on a 01 929. The front wheel requires all the guts replaced in the wheel, bearings, spacers and sleeve inside wheel. The 929 uses a different front axle."

I stand corrected if this is accurate. I remember reading something about Blade wheels on an RC over on Roque and possible misunderstood what they said . . .

[MetallicCarrot]

Once again, I'd be all over those if I wasn't looking to buy a house.

[southpark460]

Originally Posted by abtech

I stand corrected if this is accurate. I remember reading something about Blade wheels on an RC over on Roque and possible misunderstood what they said . . .

No one corrected that post, so I'm taking it as gospel. It came from Rogue so I put a little faith in it!

[veefer800canuck]

Originally Posted by abtech

Your RC rotors will bolt right up to these wheels. They have the same bolt template and are the correct size (obviously) so you wouldn't want the 929/954 rotors anyway. I have read the axles are the same size, but don't know about the spacer offset.

Roger that. When I was doing my RC51 front end conversion, I had a set of 929/954 rotors that I test-fitted to the RC51 front wheel and they went straight on.

So logically, RC rotors would then mount to Dymags for a 929/954.

[9uno9]

they work

[Jake]

SOLD! ... If you're willing to do $850 shipped....

[9uno9]

just out of curiosity do you happen to know what they weigh bare?

[Fong]

Originally Posted by Jake

SOLD! ... If you're willing to do $850 shipped....

Sorry, can't go that low yet.

[Fong]

Originally Posted by 9uno9

just out of curiosity do you happen to know what they weigh bare?

Front = 7.7 lbs
Rear = 11.3 lbs

[andysbiz]

Originally Posted by Fong

Front = 7.7 lbs
Rear = 11.3 lbs

Do you know what the stock rims weigh?

[9uno9]

a bit more, but i was looking for comp to bsts and dymag full cfs

ill weigh some and post

[Fong]

Originally Posted by andysbiz

Do you know what the stock rims weigh?

Front ~ 8.9 lbs
Rear ~ 14.6 lbs

These are approximate because I pulled the stock wheels off my 954 to weigh them, and they have rotors and tires mounted. I then had to weigh a spare set of rotors and tires and subtracted that from my stock wheels to come up with an approximate bare weight. Everything has been weighed on the same scale so at least the numbers are relative to each other and you can have a fairly accurate difference between the stock and Dymag.

Looks to me like a difference of about 1.2 lbs Front, and about 3.3 lbs Rear.

[slanger]

did u account for the weight of air... were the tires inflated at weigh in???

[Fong]

Originally Posted by slanger

did u account for the weight of air... were the tires inflated at weigh in???

I did not account for the weight of air in any way, shape, or form. If you know the weight of the air in the tires then just subtract that from the weights I posted.

[atr911]

Sold these yet?

[Fong]

Originally Posted by atr911

Sold these yet?

Still got 'em. You want 'em?

[jjj0923]

too bad they're black - I'm looking for a gold set of just about anything but stock rims for my RC51