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Old 06-21-2019, 12:30 AM
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Anyone running a 180 rear tire on their bobber?
 
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Old 06-21-2019, 02:08 AM
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Welcome to the forum. That's been discussed a lot here. If you want details, find a button here in the Dyna Glide Models section that's marked "search this forum" Just put in 180 and you'll find lots of discussions with all the details you'll need.

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There are really only three (if that hasn't changed ) recommended 180 tires for the 17x4.5 Rim...

Dunlop GT502
Pirelli Night Dragon
Michelin Scorcher 31

This about sums it up....
 
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Originally Posted by Sambo62
This about sums it up....
It has changed ... There's more now
 

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Fit and works fine on my 2013 SB
 
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The "search" seems to be a mysterious function. I'm going to just embrace this as the newest and latest information and ask for pictures, too. Sometimes playing devils advocate makes for a more enjoyable on-line experience. I have a 2008 FXDB with Dunlop American Elites front and rear, stock size. I've been contemplating a fatter tire to beef up the look. Maybe someone will post a 180 rear and a 110 front example. and their experience with the set up. Thanks. .....and OP, you're welcome. cheers.
 
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I have a 190 on the back of my 2006 SB. It took a lot of work and modifications to get it done. My frame is different from yours. Yours will accept a larger wheel and tire without much work My rear rim is 6.25 inches wide and will easily accept a 200. On your stock rim a Dunlop 180 is as wide as you can go.
 
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