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Cloverleaf Wheels 1800 1970

posted by  Dave B on  Mon Nov 27 06:00 CST 2006
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I never cared for the Cloverleaf (new term to me) wheels either and spent months trying to figure a way to disguise them when i bought my latest 1800 and it had them. In the end, simply spraying the entire wheel satin black really made a tremendous difference. May replace them someday, but for the moment I can live with them and, as I've posted earlier, those skinny 165s sure make it a lot easier for arthritic arms and shoulders to parallel park.






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