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I appreciate the info for sure. I just bought a carbon fiber front fender and wasn't looking to leave it out of the picture.
No problem, I can't find the pic with the clearance but it doesn't need much.
And if you need a wheel, let me know... I may be going out to San Diego this week... haha
No problem, I can't find the pic with the clearance but it doesn't need much.
And if you need a wheel, let me know... I may be going out to San Diego this week... haha
I appreciate it. I'm not sure which wheels I'm going to run yet. Looking to find the rear first so I can figure out how I'm going to make it fit.
A quick question?
Did you purchase the Front wheel install kit from Harley?
I have just got a Road King S front wheel but I need to get the front wheel install kit.
Also can you remember the torque settings for the front axle?
A quick question?
Did you purchase the Front wheel install kit from Harley?
I have just got a Road King S front wheel but I need to get the front wheel install kit.
Also can you remember the torque settings for the front axle?
Cheers mate
What do you mean by a wheel install kit? Does the wheel not have the bearings and center spacer in it?
If you don't have them, here are the part numbers for them.
Bearings are 9252A and 9276B. Center spacer is 41900-08. The outer spacers, axle and abs sensor will all work from your stock parts.
I forgot to post my progress on the back wheel here also. The wheel is back at the machine shop taking a very thin layer off from around the rotor mounting surface so I can have the wheel powdercoated and cover that big flat area. He is also making me a spacer and cutting down one of the stock ones to work. I needed approx 3/4" more spacers total to make this work. The cool part is that the wheel will now be centered in the fender.
Originally Posted by 24v
Working on the back wheel some more. Had a machine shop cut off the cush drive and drill/tap holes for the brake rotor, then they drilled out the holes on the brake rotor size larger and tapped them for the bolt on pulley. Wheel will be run backwards.
What do you mean by a wheel install kit? Does the wheel not have the bearings and center spacer in it?
If you don't have them, here are the part numbers for them.
Bearings are 9252A and 9276B. Center spacer is 41900-08. The outer spacers, axle and abs sensor will all work from your stock parts.
Thanks for the information.
Do you know the torque settings for
the front axle and fork pinch bolt? Ive been struggling to find good information here in Australia
Thanks
Thanks for the information.
Do you know the torque settings for
the front axle and fork pinch bolt? Ive been struggling to find good information here in Australia
Thanks
The axle is 70-75 ft/lbs and the pinch bolt is 21-25 ft/lbs.
Hi 24V, just wondering if your Fatbob has ABS, ive just the rear wheel machined and found that the ABS sensor wont contact the bearing. We machined the rear hub and had to add a spacer to get the rear disc in the correct location
Last edited by SmithyFB; Nov 17, 2021 at 05:51 AM.
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