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Old 02-18-2013, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by DrewBone
Tz, it looks great! You've obviously done some homework on this so perhaps you can answer this question; do you know if there's a compatible 'Iron style 13 spoke aluminum factory Sporty wheel that will be wide enough and work in place of the Dyna wheel? I'm not much into having to go with a spoked wheel so maybe I'm just out of luck, I need another option, or maybe I should just give up on the idea entirely, I 'dunno...

...any suggestions or ideas? Thanks.

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I think the SuperLow rear is also 17x4.50...
not a 13 spoke,
but you could add/remove some paint to help match them.
 
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Originally Posted by Tzrider
Ok, I love my 48 but just couldn't get past the 150 rear tire. After a lot of measuring and investigating I came up with a combo that works. 2013 dyna fat bob rear wheel and a 180/55/17 Scorcher 11 tire, you'll also need a rim band and a tube. At this moment I have it all mocked up and aside from some minor trimming on "through fender" bolts everything seems to be fitting very well.
Stock wheel is 16x3.5 and the dyna wheel is 17x4.5 however both hubs are the same. Stock rear tire "in use" dimensions are 6.5 wide and 26.06 diameter and the new tire is 7.48 wide and 25.35 diameter. Although the stock rear is a Scorcher 31 and the 180 diameter would have been much closer I chose the Scorcher 11 180 because it was a touch narrower then the 31.
If I can help anyone with part number, measurements etc.. Just let me know
That looks mean!

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Looking sick can not wait to see the finished project.
 
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dam, I must do that!
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Originally Posted by c0jones
Is that a 17x6.00 from a Night Train?
According to Dunlop's website, the Crossbones D401 200/55R17 is 7.00 wide.
I doubt the accuracy of that width, though.
A 200 should be near 8 inches.
Was told by seller its a 180/55/17 avon storm but can take a 200
It's from a nightrain softail. As I said on paper it should fit but only time will tell
 
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There are several stock Harley wheels that are 4.5" x 17", fitted on Softail and Dyna models since around 2000. I have a Deuce wheel in my Glide. Stock tyre size for those is 160/70, but there is also a 170/60 available. My Avon Storm 160/70 measures 167mm wide on the wheel. So along with the tyres previously mentioned, there is a graduated range of slightly different widths available, to suit all tastes!
 

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I want one !
 
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Originally Posted by Tzrider
Ok, I love my 48 but just couldn't get past the 150 rear tire. After a lot of measuring and investigating I came up with a combo that works. 2013 dyna fat bob rear wheel and a 180/55/17 Scorcher 11 tire, you'll also need a rim band and a tube. At this moment I have it all mocked up and aside from some minor trimming on "through fender" bolts everything seems to be fitting very well.
Stock wheel is 16x3.5 and the dyna wheel is 17x4.5 however both hubs are the same. Stock rear tire "in use" dimensions are 6.5 wide and 26.06 diameter and the new tire is 7.48 wide and 25.35 diameter. Although the stock rear is a Scorcher 31 and the 180 diameter would have been much closer I chose the Scorcher 11 180 because it was a touch narrower then the 31.
If I can help anyone with part number, measurements etc.. Just let me know

Wow...love to see some side pics...
 
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Damn this is great I need to know details ASAP!! Can't wait to see it finished
 
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How about a fatter front tire next?
 


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