Fxdf rear wheel on '06 fxdb
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Fxdf rear wheel on '06 fxdb
I know there is a lot of information on this. What I cannot find is would I be able to use the 1" spacer and bearings in the wheel and trim a little off the caliper/ mount and have it bolt in? Or will I need the 25mm axle, spacers, bearings, and two piece rear brake?
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I know there is a lot of information on this. What I cannot find is would I be able to use the 1" spacer and bearings in the wheel and trim a little off the caliper/ mount and have it bolt in? Or will I need the 25mm axle, spacers, bearings, and two piece rear brake?
Thanks
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http://www.stcharlesharleydavidson.c...partfinder.htm
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thanks for that link i am sure it will come in handy. the part numbers match for the 08 and up but the 06 and 07 have the 1" axle so all the numbers do not match. i was hoping some one knew if the spacer in the axle would fit in the fatbob wheel. the fatbob information starts in 08 with the 25mm axle.
thanks for that link i am sure it will come in handy. the part numbers match for the 08 and up but the 06 and 07 have the 1" axle so all the numbers do not match. i was hoping some one knew if the spacer in the axle would fit in the fatbob wheel. the fatbob information starts in 08 with the 25mm axle.
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Have you thought about the 1" bearings you want to use? Your 06 1" x 21mm will protrude slightly from the hubs so you have to trim the spacers. You can get aftermarket 1"x 15mm wide bearings and have a very slight spacer change (I think some say "screw it" with making that slight change) I vote for the superior long lasting 1" x 21mm
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Aug 10, 2016 at 08:57 PM.
Your 06 center spacer sleeve will be too short for that 08 FXDF rear wheel that is designed for the narrower 25mm ID x 15mm wide bearings. You'll need to use the 08-later spacer sleeve.
Have you thought about the 1" bearings you want to use? Your 06 1" x 21mm will protrude slightly from the hubs so you have to trim the spacers. You can get aftermarket 1"x 15mm wide bearings and have a very slight spacer change (I think some say "screw it" with making that slight change) I vote for the superior long lasting 1" x 21mm
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Have you thought about the 1" bearings you want to use? Your 06 1" x 21mm will protrude slightly from the hubs so you have to trim the spacers. You can get aftermarket 1"x 15mm wide bearings and have a very slight spacer change (I think some say "screw it" with making that slight change) I vote for the superior long lasting 1" x 21mm
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[QUOTE=multihdrdr;15403555]
Your 06 center spacer sleeve will be too short for that 08 FXDF rear wheel that is designed for the narrower 25mm ID x 15mm wide bearings. You'll need to use the 08-later spacer sleeve.
Have you thought about the 1" bearings you want to use? Your 06 1" x 21mm will protrude slightly from the hubs so you have to trim the spacers. You can get aftermarket 1"x 15mm wide bearings and have a very slight spacer change (I think some say "screw it" with making that slight change) I vote for the superior long lasting 1" x 21mm
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So does that mean my '06 center spacer will still be too short if I use the 1"x21mm? Is it just the difference between the bearing widths or is it still too short?
Thanks for your help.
Your 06 center spacer sleeve will be too short for that 08 FXDF rear wheel that is designed for the narrower 25mm ID x 15mm wide bearings. You'll need to use the 08-later spacer sleeve.
Have you thought about the 1" bearings you want to use? Your 06 1" x 21mm will protrude slightly from the hubs so you have to trim the spacers. You can get aftermarket 1"x 15mm wide bearings and have a very slight spacer change (I think some say "screw it" with making that slight change) I vote for the superior long lasting 1" x 21mm
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So does that mean my '06 center spacer will still be too short if I use the 1"x21mm? Is it just the difference between the bearing widths or is it still too short?
Thanks for your help.
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