Selling my black original wheels off of my 2002... I am getting ready to bolt on my CBR 6 spokes, and the stockers can be yours... Looking to get around $160 per wheel. Or, make me an offer I cant refuse...

Rear even has some meat left on the D208 Sportmax, but the front is toast. ZERO scratches, chips, or imperfections. Pretty much perfect. 12,000 miles on the bearings.

I'll separate them if need be.

Check Condor for some seller feedback. I believe it was positive.

 

dibs

 

I wasn't expecting perfect but the chrome shop says that it will be a minimum "core charge" of $150 to ameliorate these scratches, scrapes and dings (the compressed pics don't do the damage justice) on an exchange set of wheels. I got a good deal on shipping for waiting over a month, but when asked to explain the damage, supermarto tells me to ship them back for a refund. I ask him to explain the damage again, and he gives me the cold shoulder. Should I be pissed?

 

I think I would be, but if he's willing to give you your money back then at least he's trying to make up for it...

Can't you sand/buff out the imperfections yourself and save $150???

 

I guess I would be less peeved if this was a typical fleabay scumbag transaction; I kinda expect to get hosed.

But I waited patiently for 6 weeks - after being told it would be a week - and paid top dollar for what was promised from a fellow forum member only to get the runaround about the damage and the crappy "just ship it back" response that denotes to me an uncaring attitude.

I suppose I expect everyone to be like me, honest, truthful and forthright; and fellow members being careful to give each other the best deal.

The shop responded to me when when I posited the same approach that 9 times out of 10 they have to work harder to get the 'fix' fixed and they would not be able to tell - ie. full deposit up front and then I'm at their mercy.

So, my $250 + shipping wheels came for $240 shipped, but not as described and become $390 minimum! Caveat Emptor indeed!