Big wheel dyna
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If you're doing it because of 'fad'... you're doing it for the wrong reason... looks like a few have done it tho... my person opinion, is that 23" would be your upper limit... and again, that's just my opinion... you can, and should, do whatever 'you' want.
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From: Yuba City, California
Road pretty good but since have gone back to stock wheels. A steering dampener would of helped out a lot. I know putting preload adjusters in helped quite a bit.
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From: Dunedin, New Zealand
Up to a 23 looks good on a bobber style Dyna
I do think that a 23 would be detrimental to the handling though but people have their bikes for different reasons, and if you like the look, go for it.
I personally dislike the big wheel stretched baggers, they look proportionally wrong. The main iconic part of a Harley is the big V twin motor, a stretched big wheel bagger makes the motor look like a pit bike motor in a huge frame and just ruins the look.
I personally dislike the big wheel stretched baggers, they look proportionally wrong. The main iconic part of a Harley is the big V twin motor, a stretched big wheel bagger makes the motor look like a pit bike motor in a huge frame and just ruins the look.
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