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Haven't been on any long rides yet, just 30 minute rides around here. Not a lot of areas close by but I have a 'sticker' so I can ride on county roads. The 'Stealer' took off the bead lock rims and put these rims on and squared the tires. The factory bead locks aren't that good and seems like the bolts around the rim strip out easily. I like these rims better and I don't go anywhere I need bead locks anyway. with a 1000cc engine this thing has plenty of spunk, top speed is 65 mph. This is a 2023 model and the earlier models had a problem with heat in and around the back of the cabin. The exhaust especially the header pipe has been redesigned and seems to help. I like it so far.

 

Steve...........

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