Anyone know who makes these wheels?

[Perdition]

The bike is the Triumph Speed Twin by Rod and Tod Design but I can't seem to find any information on the wheels. Any help?

Cheers,
Trevor

 

[killian101]

maybe Carrozzeria...

 

[noexit]

Those are pretty!

The only snowflake wheels I'm seeing with a 2 minute Google search are for BMW. That would be hard to make chain drive...

 

[R1NO]

They are Performance Machine Paramounts

(only) 7 Spoke (just envision them in all black)

 

[DrJ]

Not exact but very close, Performance Machine Heathen.

 

[atx360]

these are damn close!!

http://pvm.de/w1/en/produkte/raeder/pvm7sp2008v/

 

[DrJ]

Close again but not quite. The Triumph wheels have 8 main spokes.

 

[crazypj]

Look at Ducati wheels

 

[Perdition]

Thank you all for your replies. I'm hoping to find the same set in the picture (and hopefully they don't cost more than my bike is worth!)

maybe Carrozzeria...

I at first thought this as well but no luck yet.

They are Performance Machine Paramounts

(only) 7 Spoke (just envision them in all black)

Not exact but very close, Performance Machine Heathen.

I have seen these in my search but they're not quite it.

Look at Ducati wheels

Will do.

 

[crazypj]

I know who makes them, just can't recall name at present :
They are not PM wheels, the spokes are 'Y' shaped
I like the girder forks, bought a 6' piece of alloy to make some to my own design sometime

 

[Perdition]

I know who makes them, just can't recall name at present :
They are not PM wheels, the spokes are 'Y' shaped
I like the girder forks, bought a 6' piece of alloy to make some to my own design sometime

I like the girder forks, too! Don't see those too often. Let me know if you think of the manufacturer.

 

[crazypj]

The 2012 Duc has similar but 5 spoke, probably off earier model or one of the alternative Ducs?
http://www.ducatiusa.com/bikes/superbike/848__evo_corse/index.do
I think they are 2006~2008 Duc, one of the 'Superbikes' 1098 or similar.
They could be the 'race' wheels which have thinner spokes if I recall correctly
I should have rememberd sooner, friend had one :
It's a Duc 999, probably get a used set relatively cheap (but still more than your bike cost )
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2004models/2004models-Ducati.htm

Seem to go for around $300~400 each for the 'common' 5 spoke
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ducati-749-999-Front-Wheel-100-Straight-Marchesini-/140428475048?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item20b2307aa8


BTW, you can see in eBay link, they are Marchesini
You probably don't want a new one
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Marchesini-Forged-Magnesium-Black-Rear-Wheel-Ducati-749-999-16-5-X-6-0-/370573771508?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item5647eb02f4


It's a race only wheel gives a list of the bikes it fits if you scroll down.
Original price, $2,500
Just realised why it looks so different, it has two front wheels and not a cush drive rear

 

[FunJimmy]

The bike is the Triumph Speed Twin by Rod and Tod Design but I can't seem to find any information on the wheels. Any help?

Cheers,
Trevor

Wheels always look better without brakes.
Kinda like binning the signals, but a bit more dangerous.

 

[crazypj]

It's not going anywhere, display only, don't see a final drive (chain/sprocket)

 

[Rich Ard]

Plus it's mostly made of clay. It's a pair of industrial design students' proof of concept model...I think they made the wheels as well.

 

[crazypj]

Clay and photoshop LOL ;D
Not sure why they have flat track tyres on a cafe bike?
The more I look at it, the weirder it gets : 8)

 

[FunJimmy]

Clay and photoshop LOL ;D
Not sure why they have flat track tyres on a cafe bike?
The more I look at it, the weirder it gets : 8)

There are a lot of contradictions in the design.
Like the Springer front end too.

 

[noexit]

There are a lot of contradictions in the design.
Like the Springer front end too.

Does a custom bike have to have specific design elements now?

 

[crazypj]

There are a lot of contradictions in the design.
Like the Springer front end too.

That's a girder not a springer

 

[crazypj]

Does a custom bike have to have specific design elements now?

That's not a custom bike, it's an art studio work
A custom bike can be ridden (however dangerous/uncomfortable it is)