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Real ones can be sold for up to $2k i think in really good condition. I think there is someone on the For Sale section selling some now.

I am sure there is replica's around but i wouldnt want the extra weight just for the sake of having Look Alike rimsies.

Ask a few of the sponsors on here. They might be able to bring you in some for a cheaper price then i stated above.

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Bought a set average conditon direct from jap yahoo last year for 10,0000yen

end up costed me a$2400 landed include tax

while their price at jap yahoo are pretty much the same, the yen is cheaper now

you may able to get a set for around 2k mark

p.s. $2300 sounds like a good deal

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