• Parts that are in stock are typically shipped within 1-3 business days.
• Parts that are NOT in stock will have longer shipping times.
• Wheels that are in stock are typically shipped within 1-3 weeks.

EXCEPTIONS:

• Black Friday: 4-6 weeks
• Summer: 6-8 weeks

Yes, each order will receive tracking information via FedEx

Yes, if you have a backordered item, rest assured that it will automatically ship out as soon as the item becomes available and is ready for dispatch. We will include detailed shipping information with your order confirmation, so you'll be informed about when to expect the shipment.

Copy and paste the tracking number from your invoice into this website: https://www.fedex.com/en-us/tracking.html

Each item will be in stock again as soon as possible. The best way to be notified of items becoming in stock again is to input your email on the website under the item you are interested in to subscribe to updates on that specific item.

No. Each person who subscribes to updates for out of stock items will be notified when the item is in stock again. You must still purchase the item before items go out of stock again.

All wheels are built according to the availability of customizable components which means that if the components of your wheels are currently available, they will be built faster. If the components of your wheels are not currently available, the build time will be longer to accommodate getting those components in stock.

Cush Drive:

• Cush drives are like shock absorbers for your rear wheel.
• They have rubber or soft parts to reduce bumps and vibrations from the road and drivetrain.
• Common on street and sport bikes for a smoother ride.

Direct Drive Hub:

• Direct drive hubs don't have these shock-absorbing parts.
• They're used in off-road bikes for more direct power transfer but can make the ride bumpier.
• Direct and simple, they prioritize performance over comfort.

Fixed Rotor:

• Fixed rotors are like a part of the wheel; they don't move separately.
• When you brake, the whole wheel and rotor stop together.
• Common on regular road bikes.

Floating Rotor:

• Floating rotors can move a bit independently from the wheel.
• They have some play, which helps with better braking and less heat damage.
• Often used in high-performance or off-road bikes

FRONT:

• A 17 x 3.50 inch front wheel is going to get a 120/70-17 size tire.
• Exception: CRF-250/300L and WR250R/X will have a 110/70-17 size tire.

REAR:

• A 17 x 4.25 inch rear wheel is going to get a 150/60-17 size tire.
• A 17 x 5.00 inch rear wheel is going to get a 160/70-17 size tire.

Fitting a 5” wheel or tire on your supermoto bike would generally require some modifications and considerations. It's not a standard size for most supermoto setups outside of track use. For the best fit for everyday riding, we recommend considering a 4.25” wheel.

Anodized colors can look different than expected because of a few reasons:

• Anodizing Method: The way anodizing is done affects color consistency.
• Dye Quality: The quality and amount of dye used matter.
• Anodizing Details: Things like voltage, temperature, and time influence color.
• Lighting: Different lighting can make colors appear different.