There is a Genius amongst us...

AgentSmith · Jun 9, 2011

His name is Timoyz.

I had a customer from Alberta Canada send me his stock CRF hubs and asked me to build him a set of wheels. He wanted the hubs powdercoated black and black spokes, black nipples and black DID Dirtstar STX rims.

I cleaned up the hubs, turned them on a lathe to smooth the surface profile and sent them off to Tim for powdercoating.

Just got them back today and they are an absolute work of art.

Tim does beautiful work and charges a fair price.

I will recommend Tim to all who will listen to me.

MikeinFresno · Jun 9, 2011

that looks very nice

yamadogyz · Jun 9, 2011

WOW

Tim- how much would that cost me if I were to have a set of takasago excel rim powdercoated? I live in Ohio.

Mihylo33 · Jun 9, 2011

Holy crap! that is some awesome work!

CDA · Jun 9, 2011

Sweet work Timo and nice wheel setup Agent.

James · Jun 9, 2011

Dang Tim, that's awesome work. :rocker:

How long does something like that take to do?

Naturaledge · Jun 9, 2011

Holy Smoke. That's some nice work

A2, one question, why is a guy from Alberta sending you a wheel to build?

Travace · Jun 9, 2011

timoyz does powdercoating?

sweet to know

AgentSmith · Jun 9, 2011

@Yamadogyz...only the hub was powdercoated, the rim is an anodized DID Dirtstar Strong, and the spokes/nipples were Nitrided.

@James...Tim turned it around in only a couple days, depends on his workload or whether he's clearing trails at KM.

@Naturaledge...Wheel building in Canada is rationed much like their Healthcare. Those who don't want to wait, have it done in the States. :smirk:

We get stuff from all over sent in to us.

Buckrun · Jun 10, 2011

Awesome work!

Can you do a "mud" flavor? :noidea:

bobkyle2 · Jun 10, 2011

Them look HAWT

cleonard · Jun 10, 2011

That's looking good.

530ktm · Jun 10, 2011

Nice. So I am thinking you can powder coat just about anything. :thinking:

jackson409 · Jun 10, 2011

530ktm:
Nice. So I am thinking you can powder coat just about anything.

as long as it can withstand the temps of the oven, I think 400 degress I could be wrong on that Timo can answer that.

GREAT work Timo and Agent

rezrider · Jun 10, 2011

Looks nice, great job Timo (or whoever actually did the job... :devil:

, your secret lies with me)...As for powdercoating anything (ref KTM530), as long as the surface being coated can withstand the beating...powdercoat is tough but will chip if exposed...and touching it up isn't like touching up paint. It's almost like having to fill a void.