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Does anybody know anything about these BMX rims

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  • 99civic9 Offline
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    hey my brother need a wheel like this do u guys have any info on it i called a few places and they laughed at me said they dont sell them..... HELP
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      weshole;291902 wrote:
      Ya, they are worth a lil bit. That's if you can find the right buyer. If they are crack free and in good shape. they used to be worth about 100.00 each. Maybe more for the rear. You may want to look at the casting and see if it says motomag or motomag II. Most were alloy but there were also a magnesium version of the original motomag as well. Those are uber rare.

      Here's a current listing for them. http://www.smithgrind.com/view/motomag.htm

      thanks for the info wes they are motomag II but i think they are made of magnesium they are just to heavy to be aluminum:)

      model T on 20s and 6 12 inchs subs with a crank in the front

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        iirc magnesium is lighter than aluminum.

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          i wonder how you tell which is which

          model T on 20s and 6 12 inchs subs with a crank in the front

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            see if a magnet sticks to it. actually i dont know if magnesium is ferrous or not

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              SPANISH-RICE;291971 wrote:
              see if a magnet sticks to it. actually i dont know if magnesium is ferrous or not

              i did that already it does not stick

              model T on 20s and 6 12 inchs subs with a crank in the front

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                SPANISH-RICE;291971 wrote:
                see if a magnet sticks to it. actually i dont know if magnesium is ferrous or not

                Pretty sure a magnet won't stick to either. Doesn't magnesium burn really hot white? Could try lighting them on fire lol

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                  no a magnet wont stick to either. but if you have a bare spot that wont be seen (like under the inside of the tire) scratch the surface with a file to remove any oxidation and pour some vinegar on it if its magnesium it will bubble alot if it doesnt do anything its aluminum

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                    Or, like someone said, Magnesium will start on fire.

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                      DelSlow;291999 wrote:
                      Or, like someone said, Magnesium will start on fire.

                      i approve this idea... just make sure u stare at the flame..

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                        generation_xxx;291986 wrote:
                        no a magnet wont stick to either. but if you have a bare spot that wont be seen (like under the inside of the tire) scratch the surface with a file to remove any oxidation and pour some vinegar on it if its magnesium it will bubble alot if it doesnt do anything its aluminum
                        thanks ill do that:)

                        model T on 20s and 6 12 inchs subs with a crank in the front

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                            They <u>never</u> made the Motomag II's in magnesium. And don deface any part of them if you expect to try and sell them.

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                              weshole;292162 wrote:
                              They <u>never</u> made the Motomag II's in magnesium. And don deface any part of them if you expect to try and sell them.

                              thanks again wes ill do that, i still do not get it why they are so heavy for being aluminum😕

                              model T on 20s and 6 12 inchs subs with a crank in the front

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                                Cobra Rob;292170 wrote:
                                thanks again wes ill do that, i still do not get it why they are so heavy for being aluminum😕

                                they were made in 1986, thats why.

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                                  That much aluminum isnt gonna be light. Compare that to the Skyway mags on my bike. Night and day difference.

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