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what I know.... its a 5 spoke, 3 piece (2 hubs that bolt to the five spoke centre),180/55/18 on it ...believe it to be a rear wheel
white edge cut spokes, black rim and hubs.
I purchased it off ebay as a fat front wheel kit for my SGS and it's going on tomorrow... but wanted to try and figure out what bike/supplier it originally came from.
The cowbells don't identify as a Native or similar (not stamped), so I'm wondering if someone simply put this rear wheel/wide fender/cowbells together at some point, not as a shop purchased 'kit'
fits 2014-2024 touring
a reverse Google image search matched it to a current used ebay.com listing:
Try reach NATIVE "PITBULL" FAT TIRE BAGGERS GROUP at Facebook. Maybe they know. To me this wheel doesn't look as original installed on 2001 Titan. Style and color is not for that era.
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identify the wheel?
