yes. i cut them down an inch on each side. so basically where the grips end is where i cut them off

i think the shiver sc would have been a better choice. but thats my 2 cents

ill personally hand you 300 at your front door if you wait a couple months

whats the eye2eye length? if my shock will fit its sold.

do you take credit cards?

i dont remember the bb being that high, but then of course that last one i saw had blown up his rim. nice bike thou

love the carpet man

sand them with a 180 or 200 grit sandpaper lightly just like bullit said but if you use spray paint, you dont really need the primer. spray paint sticks pretty good to a sanded surface. and coat the rims in really light layers. its going to take some time, but it comes out a hell of a lot better in the end. it might take about 4 layer for full coverage, but about 6 to 7 layers for good colour. you can also use an auto paint, make sure you use sandable primer, and coat the rim in primer and sand the primer with 400 or 600 grit sandpaper. make sure you clean the rim with paint thinner before you spray the auto paint. coat the rim lighly and let the paint dry. do that about 6 times (depending on the gun) for a decent colour, and after the paint dries, use a good clear coat and paint the rim with the clear coat about 4 times at least. and you might have to sand the rim before the clear coat. to do this go to an auto parts store and get some wet sanding paper. its about 1000 grit sandpaper and use soapy water while you sand the rim. sand it really lightly! or you'll have a spot where the primer is coming through. if you use the auto paint it will last a little longer because of its structure, but you will be spending more money. if you use a spray paint, there is a spray paint call bumper paint. you can find it at most auto parts store heres in the u.s., but it has a structure kind of like auto paint. its basically a rubber paint that can flex and its durable.