MOMO Pro35Bk2B Mom11111525211, Black

Looks great in my golf, feels excellent and is of the high quality you expect from a MoMo product. I will most likely be getting another should I pick up another car.

As stated by others no screws or horn ring/wiring. Just simply the steering wheel and horn push even though it says it comes with them!

El volante cumplió con mis expectativas, recibí el volante de fibra de carbono

Il volante è molto bello e anche la qualità è ottimo.

Meiner Meinung nach das schönste Lenkrad für ein Classic Car in gewohnter Momo Qualität.

If this review provides the info you need before buying, please consider marking it "Helpful", as that's very helpful for reviewers!I've never had a Momo wheel before, and I am super impressed. The quality of the stitching, the gripiness of the leather, the strength of the construction, all are PERFECT. I used a Momo hub to install it as well, so it was pretty painless, only taking 15 minutes or so start to finish. Be aware, most Momo wheels DO NOT come with the metal ring to attach your horn wiring negative side to, and the same ring holds the horn button, so if you do not use a Momo hub (which DOES come with these things), you will need to source them separately. I initially was going to use some NRG products for that, but found it wouldn't work for this reason. That being said, the Momo hub was cheaper anyway, and actually fit the exact form factor I was going for anyway, so it ended up perfectly for me!Having looked at the cheap knock off wheels you can get (including NRG wheels which are not "really" knock offs but "budget alternatives"), they all have an alarming amount of flex, and some can literally be torn apart with your bare hands. That is not a problem with Momo wheels, since they appear to be one piece metal construction, then wrapped in leather or suede.So it seems pricey, but in this case, you get what you pay for. Think of it the same way you think of buying a new mattress: When you're driving, there are two things you should not skimp on, tires being the most important, and the steering wheel (and other direct interfaces like shift knobs) being the second since you are literally holding it the whole time you're driving. Only Nardi/Personal or OMP wheels have this same level of quality, and Nardi is aimed at a different crowd, having few options for "style" (retro is your only choice), and OMP is more competition-focused it seems. Any of those are a good choice, so it's up to your own aesthetic preferences and needs. For me, I could not be happier with my Prototipo.

Todo muy bien lo esperado