~42 lbs
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~42 lbs
oops...
this post was supposed to be a "REPLY"
to another post's question about RPM weight...
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18 inch RPM with Kumho 712 tires = ~42 lbs
via bathroom scale (with and without me).
look at Centerline's website for a picture.
Yes, it needs to be lowered.
Yes, my wife has already dented one wheel
on a curb... Sometimes I wish I could upgrade
my wife... ok, I'm better now...
this post was supposed to be a "REPLY"
to another post's question about RPM weight...
---
18 inch RPM with Kumho 712 tires = ~42 lbs
via bathroom scale (with and without me).
look at Centerline's website for a picture.
Yes, it needs to be lowered.
Yes, my wife has already dented one wheel
on a curb... Sometimes I wish I could upgrade
my wife... ok, I'm better now...
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Posts: 242
Re: ~42 lbs
Originally posted by need4speed
oops...
this post was supposed to be a "REPLY"
to another post's question about RPM weight...
---
18 inch RPM with Kumho 712 tires = ~42 lbs
via bathroom scale (with and without me).
look at Centerline's website for a picture.
Yes, it needs to be lowered.
Yes, my wife has already dented one wheel
on a curb... Sometimes I wish I could upgrade
my wife... ok, I'm better now...
oops...
this post was supposed to be a "REPLY"
to another post's question about RPM weight...
---
18 inch RPM with Kumho 712 tires = ~42 lbs
via bathroom scale (with and without me).
look at Centerline's website for a picture.
Yes, it needs to be lowered.
Yes, my wife has already dented one wheel
on a curb... Sometimes I wish I could upgrade
my wife... ok, I'm better now...
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