[mechahayai]

I'm setting up a second set of OEM wheels and need to start piecing together the rotor/ABS ring, nuts and bolts. Is there a good option for OEM front and rear rotor parts? I've found one site where the rear parts total $65, but they want $22 for shipping, which is insane for a tiny ring and 8 nuts/bolts. Thanks.

 

[Nomadic_adv]

MotoCity Parts | Leader in Aftermarket Parts Accessories and Tires is my go to OE Honda parts source usually. Even with shipping the price is usually better (no tax) than the places that offer free shipping.

 

[mechahayai]

Thanks, but it doesn't look like they have anything for the wheels. Just OE luggage and the like.

 

[Nomadic_adv]

Scroll down the page to "Shop OEM parts by brand" Honda OEM Parts, MotoCity Parts

 

[mechahayai]

Nice. I wish I'd seen this a little sooner. Definitely the lowest prices I've found. I ended up ordering from the local dealer earlier today. They would have saved me ~ $15 on my <$100 order.

 

[LukeWhere]

@mechahayai Forget OEM. I just got my second set of wheels. I did a ton of research. Pretty much every wheel builder is better than OEM. I went Warp 9. For OEM pricing you can get a set of Woodies Wheels. Those are MUCH better than OEM. The Warp 9s I got are lower cost and far better than OEMs. They included new rotors, sprocket and carrier. You can also get different colour combinations. Check them out. You won't be disappointed.

 

[mechahayai]

This set was a great deal I couldn't pass up. Ideally, I'd like a specific color scheme on the lightest wheels possible. The set I've got my eye on are ~ 4K without rotors, but I'm not ready to fork that much out for two hoops. The stockers may not be the best, but I love the gold wheels on the ATAS and RWB bikes.