I am still using the wheels on one of my bikes. Have had no problems with them. Just be sure and take the hubs apart clean and put some good high temp wheel bearing grease in them. I am still running the cheep bearings but it would be wise to change them to good ones. Keep an eye on the spokes. if your wheels are wobbly they are loose or out of true.
So hows the cranny holding up? Did you stay with stock rims and tires? Is the coaster brake working out good? I also just bought a cranbrook 26" and a FH 66/80cc silver kit
My cranny wheels were wacked right out of the box, took them to a local bike shop and they trued them very well, at $15 a pop. Although i told the guy i was going to motorize it, and he got all worried, like, "that bike is not strong enough" and, "i guarantee your wheels will get bent again, because they are not of good components". He suggested buying higher quality wheels, i will wait to see the verdict on these. High temp grease for sure, and you can get some white grease at wallmart, home depot, whatever..... jmo. I wouldnt try truing by yourself unless you are a bike mechanic because it takes skill, expensive tools, and its worth it to have a professional take care of that, $30 or many hours of your time?
