Does this seem right

[vmaxben]

I was wondering does this look like a 18 in rim for a first gen guy says it is but I'm new to vmaxs and looks kinda off but I could be wrong any help would be appreciated

 

[MaxMidnight]

Without offering the associated parts up it looks OK to me; what is your concern?

 

[vmaxben]

Without offering the associated parts up it looks OK to me; what is your concern?

So would all my parts from my 15 in rim just go on to it ??

 

[FatMax2001]

So would all my parts from my 15 in rim just go on to it ??

The front rim is 18" in diameter.
The rear rim is 15" in diameter.
Those are the stock sizes.
If you are looking to change your rim size, you might want to look at 17" rims designed for the Gen 1 Vmax.

 

[MaxMidnight]

Provided the centre hub (arrowed) of the OE wheel fits the same onto the 18" then IMO it should work OK.
That said I don't recall how the centre 'hub' is attached so I stand to be corrected.

 

[Fire-medic]

That looks like a solid 18" wheel blank, machined to be the same appearance as the 1988-2007 rear wheels. Looks like it's well-done, to me. Our wheels are unique to the bike, they were never used on any other bike besides the Gen. 1. What did you pay for it?

The wheel inside the rims should be something like 5-1/2" to 6" for radial tires. A 170 to 190 should fit, but either a 170 or a 180 would be best on that size 18" rim. A 190 might rub the left side of the swingarm, and require you to do the "washer swap," where the left washer is placed inside the final drive case and against the wheel, providing a bit more room for the tire.