Spare wheels - where to buy?

[AlaskanTrail]

Hey gang,

I’m interested in getting a separate wheel set, one that I can keep the stock tires on, and another that I can have some Vee Rubber 022s attached to for occasionally taking on the logging roads of southeast Alaska for hunting/fishing trips.

I’ve mostly been using my Trail for town commuting (and it’s been great!!!), so I’d like to keep my stock tires on most of the time.

I’d prefer this option rather than doing a full tire swap every time I plan to head out on a remote trip.

Any pointers on where the heck I can get a set of wheels online, or should I just go talk to my dealership where I bought the bike and see if they can order me some?

Appreciate all your help,

AK Trail

 

[m in sc]

https://www.revzilla.com/oem/honda/2021-honda-trail-125-abs/rear-wheel?submodel=ct125aac

https://www.revzilla.com/oem/honda/2021-honda-trail-125-abs/front-wheel?submodel=ct125aac

 

[AlaskanTrail]

https://www.revzilla.com/oem/honda/2021-honda-trail-125-abs/rear-wheel?submodel=ct125aac

https://www.revzilla.com/oem/honda/2021-honda-trail-125-abs/front-wheel?submodel=ct125aac

My man, thank you!

 

[Kritou]

Hey gang,

I’m interested in getting a separate wheel set, one that I can keep the stock tires on, and another that I can have some Vee Rubber 022s attached to for occasionally taking on the logging roads of southeast Alaska for hunting/fishing trips.

I’ve mostly been using my Trail for town commuting (and it’s been great!!!), so I’d like to keep my stock tires on most of the time.I

I’d prefer this option rather than doing a full tire swap every time I plan to head out on a remote trip.

Any pointers on where the heck I can get a set of wheels online, or should I just go talk to my dealership where I bought the bike and see if they can order me some?

Appreciate all your help,

AK Trail

I wonder if dropping your tyre pressures and maybe a sprocket change would suffice?
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[Fun4me]

Hey gang,

I’m interested in getting a separate wheel set, one that I can keep the stock tires on, and another that I can have some Vee Rubber 022s attached to for occasionally taking on the logging roads of southeast Alaska for hunting/fishing trips.

I’ve mostly been using my Trail for town commuting (and it’s been great!!!), so I’d like to keep my stock tires on most of the time.

I’d prefer this option rather than doing a full tire swap every time I plan to head out on a remote trip.

Any pointers on where the heck I can get a set of wheels online, or should I just go talk to my dealership where I bought the bike and see if they can order me some?

Appreciate all your help,

AK Trail

Great question. I've been wondering the same thing myself and glad for the replys.

 

[AZ7000']

A tad bit cheaper here…

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