Dazz Motorsports out of business?

I remember reading this a while back.  I was searching around on the net for prices on Maya wheels and one site confirms it is true.  Maya (Rebadged Trafficstar) are no longer distributed in North America.  

I don't know if the company is credible but its the 2nd time I've heard that Dazz is no longer in business. [url]http://www.dazzmotorsports.com/index.php[/url]

[url]http://www.customwheelsdirect.com/html/wheels_brand/Maya_Wheels.php[/url]

"Maya Wheels Now Listed as Trafficstar
PLEASE NOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!: Maya, Lowenhart and Racing Hart wheels are made in Japan and used to be distributed by only one U.S. importer, Dazz Motorsports. Dazz went out of business in 2008 and all of their old styles are now discontinued and sold out. Maya Wheels are sold under the "Trafficstar" brand name in Japan and are now being brought into the U.S. under the "Trafficstar" label. The same company also produces Lowenhart, Racing Hart, Advanti and Alstadt brands of wheels which are now updated for 2009 on our website. If you are looking for old Maya wheels, they are completely sold out and no longer in production. We cannot order. "

Racing Hart took a crap in their styles and Maya was just whatevers...Lowenhart was cool 10 years ago...  Dazz did it to themselves...I used to go there before Sprewell Racing or whatever... I think some of the fellas went to F1 Motorsports over in west LA...  anyways they must of fell on hard times.

riverside.co.jp  is the parent company of trafficstar, who made the maya brand wheels for dazz motorsports...

and racing hart was the same old brand from before, but rh evolution was dazzmotorsport only brand that they distributed  (this came from rep at dazz motorsports)

I have racinghart wheels... love it 

sad to hear about this but those rh evolutions are terrible.

My friend Mike used to work there..but it's been a long time since I spoke to him.  So who knows...

RH and racinghart isn't the same....
racinghart's were still made in japan..
whereas RH and RHEVO shit was straight
dazz's own line.. they try to make it sound like
racing hart..(RH)..

racinghart's were made by WORK! the C5 and the C2 were
for SURE.. the labels on the barrels say WORK..

That is correct hahajoey.  I found it funny that they named them "RH Revolution."  It confused a lot of consumers into believing they were Racing Harts.  

Btw I did end up purchasing some wheels distributed by Dazz.  A local dealer purchased a large amount of their left over inventory at a very deep discount.