I've searched quite a bit and found some decent info on rims. One person mentioned that he had to have the inner diameter that fits to the hub machined even though the bolt circle was a fit.

Does anyone know what rims might be a straight bolt on to the HammerHead ss 250? I don't want to make a trip to the local machine shop.

Would these do the trick?

http://www.bikebandit.com/product/16567

-Crim

I just purchased a set of ITP wheels like you're looking at for my buggy. The front wheels just bolt up flush against the hubs on mine, but the rear hubs have a lip around them and they fit perfectly without modifying.
Also the back wheels have a different bolt pattern - 4/137 and the fronts are 4/110. If you're planning on buying a full set, make sure to measure both the front and backs because they're probably not the same.

Rob

I can get you polished aluminum. Nothing fancy but shiny. $30 dollars each. They will bolt right up.

Glade

Nice rims. Are they light weight racing pieces or beat the snot out of 'em woods wheels?

Not a fan of light = weak rims. Easy to break. If you race then do what you need to though

These are the wheels that come stock on the Joyner 250 sand viper. They are durable and light weight.

Glade