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Kineo | Yamaha XJR1300 2004> onwards

🕒 Build time: Approx. 35 days. Shipping: 10 days.
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💳 Installment Payments: Pay in installments with PayPal, Klarna, or Afterpay.

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Real Fitment Gallery

XJR1300 Kineo Wheel Builds & Reference Shots

Browse real Kineo wheel fitments across different XJR1300 model years and build styles. Use these reference images to see how different rim colours, hub finishes, and spoke options look on an actual motorcycle — not a render, not a studio photo on a white background.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yamaha XJR1300 Kineo Wheels — What Owners Ask Before Ordering

Fitment, tubeless design, colour options, production timelines, international shipping, warranty coverage, and payment. The answers below cover what XJR1300 owners typically research before committing to a Kineo wheel build.

Are these wheels actually tubeless, or do they need a conversion kit?

They are tubeless by design. The Kineo rim bed is solid — the spoke nipples engage from the hub side, parallel to the wheel axis, so no holes penetrate the air chamber. These Kineo wheels accept a standard tubeless tyre straight onto the rim. There is no sealing tape, no liquid sealant, and no inner tube involved in the setup.

Will Kineo wheels fit my model year XJR1300?

The wheels are configured for the Yamaha XJR1300 2004 onwards fitment range shown on this product page. Select your year in the Wheel Builder when ordering. Each set is produced with hub dimensions, brake rotor bolt pattern, ABS sensor ring location, and sprocket carrier interface matched to the supported standard configuration. If your XJR1300 has been modified — aftermarket suspension, a brake conversion, an ABS delete — contact us before ordering so we can verify whether the standard wheel configuration still applies.

Do my stock brake rotors, ABS rings, and sprocket carrier transfer over?

For a standard XJR1300 within the supported fitment range, the original-style rotors, ABS sensor rings, and sprocket carrier are intended to transfer to the Kineo hubs. The mounting points are machined for the model-specific configuration. If your bike has been modified — different fork legs, a single-disc conversion, an aftermarket ABS setup — let us know when you order and we will confirm whether the standard hub configuration still works for your particular motorcycle.

Which parts of the wheel can I choose the colour for?

All of the visible ones. Rim finish (anodized or powder-coated), hub colour, spoke finish — including black on selected configurations — nipple colour, and valve type are each selectable. The rim carries the strongest visual presence, so if you are deciding where to start, pick a rim finish that works with your tank colour and build the rest of the palette outward from there. Available colour options depend on the wheel sizes you select. These Kineo spoked wheels offer multiple finish combinations, and the builder on this page reflects what is actually available for each size.

Will anodized parts match the website photos exactly?

Anodizing is an electrochemical process, not a paint code. Alloy batch composition, dye concentration, bath temperature, voltage, and processing duration all influence the final shade. The same colour specification can land slightly warmer or cooler between production batches.

The product images on this page are honest visual references taken from actual Kineo wheels, but small colour variance between your set and a website photo is normal for anodized aluminium components and should not be treated as a manufacturing defect.

How long from ordering to dispatch?

Each wheel set is assembled to order. The current estimated build time is displayed on this product page. Component availability, configuration complexity, and the production queue all affect the timeline. If your project has a deadline — a trip, an event, a build debut — reach out before ordering and we will give you a realistic window based on what is in stock and what needs to be produced. The wheels are assembled in sequence, and the timeline reflects genuine production capacity rather than an optimistic estimate.

Can the build be expedited if I am on a tight schedule?

It depends on component availability when you order. If the rims, hubs, and spokes for your configuration are already in stock, the build moves faster. If a specific finish or size needs to be produced first, additional time is required. Send us your configuration and timeline, and we will be straight with you about what is achievable.

Do you ship internationally, and which carrier handles the delivery?

We ship worldwide. Most international wheel orders go by DHL. Where DHL coverage or service is limited, a suitable courier is substituted. Shipping cost and estimated transit time depend on your destination and the order dimensions.

Is the shipment insured? Will I get a tracking number?

Yes to both. All wheel shipments are insured against loss and transit damage. A tracking number is emailed to you once the order is dispatched, so you can follow the shipment from our facility to your delivery address.

Will I have to pay customs duties when the wheels arrive?

We ship on DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) terms where the service is available. That means duties and clearance taxes are settled upfront — the amount you see at checkout is the total. If DDP is not available for your location, we will inform you before shipping so the final landed cost is clear.

What does the warranty cover?

Warranty service is available within two years from the date of sale for damage resulting from a manufacturing or material defect in the product. Damage caused by improper installation, incorrect maintenance, an accident, external impact, misuse, unauthorised modification, or normal wear is not covered.

Oblique Racing is not liable for special, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the use or installation of Kineo wheel products.

What payment methods can I use for my XJR1300 wheel order?

We accept credit and debit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, PayPal, and Klarna where available. International bank transfer is also an option — contact us and we will provide the account details and payment instructions.

Yamaha XJR1300 Wheel Upgrade

Kineo Wheels for Yamaha XJR1300 2004> Onwards

The Yamaha XJR1300 is light, direct, and full of character, so a wheel upgrade should sharpen the bike without changing the reason riders like it. This Kineo wheel set is built for the Yamaha XJR1300 2004> onwards and gives the bike a premium spoked look with modern tubeless convenience. It is intended for riders who want a cleaner custom finish, easier tire service, and a wheel package that feels matched to the way the XJR1300 is actually used, not chosen as a one-size-fits-all part.

These Yamaha XJR1300 wheels use Kineo’s modular spoked tubeless construction, combining aluminium rims, machined hubs, stainless spokes, and dedicated sealing technology. The result is a custom wheel set that keeps the classic spoke aesthetic while allowing tubeless tire use. For street riders, that means simpler puncture repair, fewer tube related issues, and a more practical setup for regular road use.

Built Around the XJR1300

Fitment is selected for the Yamaha XJR1300 platform, including the correct year range and wheel configuration required for this product page. The goal is to support a clean installation using the correct hardware and bike specific choices, while still giving you room to personalize finishes and details.

Tubeless Spoked Design

If you are comparing Yamaha XJR1300 tubeless wheels, the key advantage here is the combination of spoke styling and tubeless practicality. You keep the custom motorcycle look but avoid the daily inconvenience of tube based spoked rims.

Custom Visual Finish

The wheel set can be configured with different rim, hub, spoke, nipple, and valve choices. This makes it suitable for subtle factory-style builds, darker touring setups, and higher-contrast custom projects without making the bike feel overdone.

Why Choose Kineo for the Yamaha XJR1300?

The XJR1300 already has a strong mix of sport-touring practicality and sharp Yamaha character. Kineo wheels suit that character because they add detail and craftsmanship without making the bike look overdone. The spoke pattern, rim profile, and colour options help the motorcycle feel more individual, while the tubeless system keeps the upgrade practical for real riding.

For many riders, Yamaha XJR1300 spoked wheels are chosen for appearance first, but the details matter. A wheel set has to work with the stance of the bike, the brake layout, the swingarm area, and the overall visual weight of the build. Kineo wheels are built to order, so the final specification can be matched to the direction of your motorcycle instead of forcing one fixed style onto every build.

This is also why Yamaha XJR1300 custom wheels should not be chosen by name alone. The right option depends on how the motorcycle will be used, what finish will match the rest of the build, and whether the rider wants a discreet upgrade or a visible centrepiece. The available selections on this product page let you build a wheel set that fits those decisions.

The upgrade is especially relevant for riders who use the XJR1300 as both a weekend custom project and a regular road bike. A wheel set has to look right in photographs, but it also has to make sense when tires need to be checked, serviced, or replaced. Tubeless compatibility helps keep the motorcycle practical, while the spoked construction supports the visual language that many XJR1300 owners want from a modern classic build.

Ordering Notes

Before choosing options, think about the whole motorcycle rather than the wheel in isolation. A brushed or silver detail can connect with the engine cases and fork area. A black rim can make the tire profile look stronger and keep the side view compact. Coloured nipples or hubs can add a custom accent, but they should support the build rather than fight with the tank, seat, exhaust, and bodywork.

Choose the wheel size, rim finish, hub colour, spoke finish, nipple colour, and valve type carefully before ordering. Small finish choices can change the look of the entire motorcycle, especially on an exposed, minimalist bike like the XJR1300. If you want a classic roadster feel, darker rims with restrained hardware can keep the bike clean. If you want the wheels to stand out, contrast between the rim, hub, and nipples can make the wheel set a defining part of the build.

Because these Kineo wheels are configured for the Yamaha XJR1300 and built to specification, production and delivery are not the same as a shelf stock replacement part. Check your selected options, confirm your bike model and year, and review any notes before purchase. The result is a tailored wheel package designed for riders who want better appearance, tubeless usability, and a serious upgrade for the XJR1300 platform.

If this product is being compared with standard replacement rims, the difference is purpose. This is not only a repair item; it is a visual and functional upgrade for a specific motorcycle. The best result comes from matching the specification to how the XJR1300 is actually ridden, whether that means daily riding, weekend roads, longer trips, or a clean custom build.