jamie99roadstar wrote:
Here you go:


The pictures don't do them justice. They are alot shinier in person and don't have that hazy look that the pictures are showing.

Very nice man! You planted the polishing seed (I don't know if I should thank you or curse you though) I have been in the garage for the last 4 hours polishing the outer lip and center section of the rear pulley. I am going to paint the spokes to match the bike. What a pain in the butt to polish something from scratch. The rotors on this bike were already polished at some point and they shined up quickly. That pulley has been a bear. Can I ask what your process is? I sanded the pulley down with some 400 grit to get the gray off and the metal exposed and then went to 600 then to 1000 then to 1500 then to rubbing compund then to Mother's metal polish. What a mission! Oh and all the sanding was by hand. I need to invest in some sort of orbital sander. Those legs look good though! Were you taking them apart for another reason or just for the polishing?