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Considering getting some wheels from the MOCO for my 15 RCS. Looking at the aggressors, 19 front and 18 rear.
How do the HD wheels hold up? I realize there are a lot of aftermarket options but I would like to finance these with the bike. I also like the way they look.
Also, will the 18 inch rear cause a much more harsher ride than the 16 inch it comes with. Not much sidewall cush with the 18 incher. I noticed the Street Glide CVO comes with these wheels. As stiff as I have heard the premium shocks are that the special comes with maby the smaller sidewall 18 inch rear might not be such a good idea.
Any and all input appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
Varooom
I've got the agitators 19/18 front and back, suspension is stock, and I've got no complaints after adjusting the rear suspension appropriately. I had to turn in a bunch of clicks so it wouldn't bottom out, but I'm 310.
BTW, whatever we think about HD prices, the wheels are a bargain compared to aftermarket. Mine Agitators were $800/ea before my 20% discount (which you should negotiate) and aftermarket started at around $1200/ea.
Can't comment on the rim size / tire sidewall questions. I did just install a set of HD Chrome Impeller wheels (17" front , 16" rear ) along with HD polished rotors for the front rim. Very satisfied with the quality of the HD wheels and the chrome plating.
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