Matty Motorcycle

• Forged wheels are different because they start out as aluminum billet.
• They are then cut into the correct length, heated, and pressed into shape, using very accurate dies and successive steps under about 6-12000 tons of pressure.
• The forging process imparts a lot of energy into the metal and changes the internal grain structure of the aluminum.
• This change in the grain structure is what gives the forging additional strength in comparison to the original billet rod.
• A forged aluminum wheel has a higher specific strength as well as higher toughness in comparison to a casting.
• This allows an engineer to design a wheel that is lighter, stiffer, higher tensile strength, and less susceptible to cracking under impact and with better fatigue properties.

Applications:

For Wide Tire:  Wicked, Left Drive Side        

For Custom Use:     Polished Front Recluse Style
Chrome Rear Redneck Style