JFG RACING Bike Spoke Covers,Universal 72Pcs Dirt Bike Spoke Skins Wheel Wraps for 8"-21" Rims for Dirt Pit Bike Motorcycle Bicycle Wheelchair Decoration - Black

Not bad.. ez to install looks pretty good 👍

Went on Quick and look great. They give you a lot of them. So didn't want to waste them so they also fit on break cables ect not full covered but can be turned so you can hide the uncovered part. For me I'm doing red and black so it looks good. I put an example from another pit bike I have in my room.

it came the same color nothing wrong with it not as thin.

I used dog nail trimmers to cut these and it works perfectly. Use trimmed off ends to measure next piece. You have to pull the corners on one end of straw out and upwards then slide it over the spoke facing the hub . Once the tip is wrapped around slide the cover twords hub slowly while holding other end near spoke on rim. Took a couple hours but looks great! Hopefully they hold up over time

Look fantastic but there way to thick to fit on the spokes by the time I got two on when there crossing it’s completely bending the spokes and looks nice but I’m afraid with how much there bent it’ll cause a lot of structural issues.

I saw some negative reviews that made these seem like they're hard to install, but my experience was quite different from that. After the first couple I figured out the best method for putting them on and after that it was done, both wheels still on the bike, in no time. The length was perfect for my particular spokes so no cutting certainly speeded the process. The correct number of skins was there in the package, I had seen reviews saying otherwise, but again, my experience was much different. My exhaust likes to spit black oil out on my rear wheel from time to time, and it shows up pretty intense on bright yellow spoke skins, but it wipes right off leaving nothing behind so all in all it was worth the small price tag and little bit of time and effort to breathe a little life into my otherwise dull and boring spokes which have started to oxidize a bit. I was so sick of polishing them and having them still look dull and crusty when I was done. These look great on my bike, and I'd definitely buy them again.

Too long had to cut and they are really stiff so they are hard to install. I never did get them all put on. It takes alot of patience and I would rather ride than struggle with spoke covers

40 spokes on my street Bob snd my fingers were raw.. Can be easier to heat for some, for me personally it was easier without using heat. I used a chopstick to open the end, placed it up to the spoke and wrapped it. I did the easiest ones first, which helped me get the feel for it, once I had it down it was a piece of cake. Of u want to leave the tire on the bike like I did it will help to roll your bike forward or back to get to some of them that may be hard to reach at times. Though I didn’t find the scissors til I was done I had to settle for trimming the leftover ends with a not too sharp box cutter. Scissors would have made the job a lot easier and would have saved me about 20 minutes at least. Front tire took me about 2 hours but I was doing it casually while hanging out and talking story. Could have been a 45 minute job easily. The back tire I’m going to get to this weekend, def gonna have to take this tire off. Gotta say though, I love the look of it.