Hi There,

I'm looking for spoked wheels for my Kawa z300. If anybody knows where I can find, please, let me know.

Mny thanks!!

Vinnie

That would be cool!!!

Wait for the Versys-X 300...

If you don't care having a 19'' front, 17'' rear... Or at least you'll have the right hub to lace a 17'' for the front.

I am not sure WHY a person would want spoke wheels on a street bike. I am sure that I will never take my Ninja down a two track. It would be different, but WHY?

The new Versys-X just showed up at the dealer. I want a set of those wheels for my cafe racer.

Talk to these guys:

https://cognitomoto.com/

I am not sure WHY a person would want spoke wheels on a street bike. I am sure that I will never take my Ninja down a two track. It would be different, but WHY?

Simply BECAUSE!

I am not sure WHY a person would want spoke wheels on a street bike. I am sure that I will never take my Ninja down a two track. It would be different, but WHY?

Because the OEM wheels are heavy turds! The heaviest I've had on a bike in a long time. They suck. (though they LOOK decent)

On a Z300, these would give me a boner (and be about half the weight):
https://toxicmotoracing.com/shop/576-thickbox_default/alpina-sts-kit.jpg

I like these better plus no need for tubes there a tubeless rims
http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/TVoAAOSwCypWp5EO/s-l640.jpg
http://motowheels.com/images/F143868097.jpg
https://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/news/gallery/lewis-hamilton-introduces-his-mv-agusta-dragster-rr-limited-edition-video-live-photos_19.jpg

....On a Z300, these would give me a boner (and be about half the weight):


How much does your boner weigh? :rotflmao:

Lol. I meant double the weight. For the boner. :D

I like wires... A Lot!!!

Anybody know how heavy the stock Ninja 300 wheels are? I'm currently on a mission to reduce unsprung mass and this number would be helpful.

I've got some spare 250 wheels coming in for 2nd set of race-tyres. I think the front is same? I suppose rear on 300 would be another 1.5-2.0 lbs? Will weigh them when they come in.

Spoked wheels do have benefit of better bump-absorption, so if you're doing dirt-track or even uneven asphalt, you'll have better grip under cornering since you're not skipping off the tops of bumps and going wide.

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