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I have been a lurker for the longest time and I just decided to join the forum. I have seen a thread or two on Harley Davidsons Turbine fitment on the new M8 Breakouts and I wanted to start out sharing with others it can be done and it is not a big deal.
Welcome... Nice looking ride. I've been thinking about some sort of swap for my Fatboy but most rims I see are $1500 each!! And that's just the rim.
Steve
I have always loved the Fat Boy but in a perfect world I would have brought both the Fat Boy and Breakout. I had my heart set on a Breakout since 2013 and when I came around to get one at the time of the M8, the new Fat Boy had me at the dealer for an hour making a decision as to which one to buy and I looked at it logically and said stick with your 2013 dream staying consistent and then every time I see a Fat Boy I want it. My Turbines were about $800 per wheel, $1500 is steep... if your talking USD.
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