72 Pcs Motorcycle Spoke Skins Covers Coats For 8"-21" rims Kawasaki KX KL-XF KLR KL Honda CRF XL XLR XR KTM Yamaha XT250-600 WRF XC Kawasaki R-Z400S SM RM2 F750GS (Green)

So I got these for my Coleman Drift Trikes, and they look AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!! The material is pretty thick and strong so I'm VERY impressed and did I say they look GREAT !!!!!!!!! I will deff be getting more colors in the near future !!!I deff recommend if your looking for a simple and inexpensive way to make your ride look SO MUCH better !!!!!!!!!There's a couple pics to show you before and after !!!!!! Looks GREAT

My son is a mud biker. He drives his klx140 in with the big mud trucks and loves it. Nice to add visibility and I was very surprised they are all still on after a year of every weekend riding in deep mud and desert.

They took time to put on, but the bike looks great. I used a little WD40 to help put on. Will help keep the spokes from any rust.

Do it in house temp or higher. Flare the end and work it down pushing and wiggling as you go. You may find where the spokes intersect it flares out, but you can just grab and spread the spokes apart for a sec and they’ll straighten up. I use a pair of sharp wire cutters to trim. Trim one at a time because you may end up cutting one or two too short. And you only get one extra.

They fit the rims of my KLX 250 perfectly, the back wheel i had to snip just a lil bit off otherwise easy to install

spread open the end of the tube/straw/spoke skin and then you have to use the flat part of your thumb to hold the end so there is a small 1,2 inch gap then you pop it on the spoke and push the tube towards the spoke while also spinning it as you do it and if you cut the spoke skin to the correct length it'll pop the rest on and then you have to also hold the spokes apart where they touch and then rotate to hide the line/cut in the spoke straw....I did 1 rim in 5 min....

Pretty hard to install I don’t care what anyone says lol. My fingers were cramped by the time it was done. Easier with 2 people when it comes time to put one on over a spoke that already has a sleeve over it. One person to slide it on, one person to push down the other spoke. Good quality though.

My son absolutely loves these. He put them on his dirt bike immediately. They were pretty easy to install. You have to cut to size but no big deal.