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I'm looking for new wheels for my rocker....i wanna put a fatter 21" for front and the fattest rear wheel that would fit on stock swingarm and configuration....does anyone know what wheel sizes i should be looking for? (would appreciate the help here guys)

here's a pic of the bike and the wheel that i like, tell me what you think please!!

 
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There's a chart on hdwheels.com that will tell you how big you can go on a stock bike.
 
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There's a chart on hdwheels.com that will tell you how big you can go on a stock bike.
That's a great web site with tons of excellent information.

Thanks much for sharing the link.

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Good Morning Megahed,

Hope your doing well. Happy to hear that you are in the market for wheels, we offer lots of different spoke and billet wheels that are of the highest quality.

The fatter 21 x 3.5" for the front will work just fine, but you will probably have to change your fender to accommodate the wider wheel. The largest you can go on the rear is a 18 x 8.5" with a 240 or 250 rear tire. We recommend going with either Metzeler or Avon because they are quality tires and we have found that our customers like these the best.


Give us a call if you have any questions or feel free to check out our website.

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I'm looking for new wheels for my rocker....i wanna put a fatter 21" for front and the fattest rear wheel that would fit on stock swingarm and configuration....does anyone know what wheel sizes i should be looking for? (would appreciate the help here guys)

here's a pic of the bike and the wheel that i like, tell me what you think please!!

 
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Good morning WanaRyd.....sorry but i am not interested in alloys wheels.....i want spokes

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Good Morning Megahed,

Hope your doing well. Happy to hear that you are in the market for wheels, we offer lots of different spoke and billet wheels that are of the highest quality.

The fatter 21 x 3.5" for the front will work just fine, but you will probably have to change your fender to accommodate the wider wheel. The largest you can go on the rear is a 18 x 8.5" with a 240 or 250 rear tire. We recommend going with either Metzeler or Avon because they are quality tires and we have found that our customers like these the best.

Give us a call if you have any questions or feel free to check out our website.

Ryd Safe.
 
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Megahed,

Thanks for the heads up, let us know if you have any technical questions about what you're looking for!

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Good morning WanaRyd.....sorry but i am not interested in alloys wheels.....i want spokes
 
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Hit me up for spokes. 40,60,80,120 or fat 50. I can get what you need.

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Originally Posted by roadkingharry
There's a chart on hdwheels.com that will tell you how big you can go on a stock bike.
I must be blind, I can't find the size chart
 
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Thanks Drew.. don't know if it would be worth it to go from a 200 to a 210..
 


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