FXDWG Tires
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I run Bridgestone on my 2002 Dyna, seems to work well, they did not need any balancing weights and run completely smooth at over 100 mph, and I rarely go faster than that.
Every Avon tire I have ever used has developed dry cracks in the sidewalls after max two years. Maybe just bad luck, but Im not buying that brand again.
Every Avon tire I have ever used has developed dry cracks in the sidewalls after max two years. Maybe just bad luck, but Im not buying that brand again.
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Thank you sir.
On the topic of tires, I am also running a budget friendly set of mag rims, Deuce in the back and Rocker C in front. Much cheaper than the very popular Sportster/Dyna mags.
On the topic of tires, I am also running a budget friendly set of mag rims, Deuce in the back and Rocker C in front. Much cheaper than the very popular Sportster/Dyna mags.
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Do you have a thread on the swap? More pics?
Thank you
bill
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I don't really have a thread on the swap. Deuce wheel is a direct swap as long as it's not newer than 2005, with 3/4" bearings.
Front wheel has 25 mm bearings, I used 3/4" adapters from La Choppers, and a custom spacer on the brake side. Brake disc lines up correctly with the caliper without any shimming.
Especially the front wheel is really nice, five spokes like a classic invader, and a very small and neat hub on the non brake side.
Front wheel has 25 mm bearings, I used 3/4" adapters from La Choppers, and a custom spacer on the brake side. Brake disc lines up correctly with the caliper without any shimming.
Especially the front wheel is really nice, five spokes like a classic invader, and a very small and neat hub on the non brake side.
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From: Washington IN
I don't really have a thread on the swap. Deuce wheel is a direct swap as long as it's not newer than 2005, with 3/4" bearings.
Front wheel has 25 mm bearings, I used 3/4" adapters from La Choppers, and a custom spacer on the brake side. Brake disc lines up correctly with the caliper without any shimming.
Especially the front wheel is really nice, five spokes like a classic invader, and a very small and neat hub on the non brake side.
Front wheel has 25 mm bearings, I used 3/4" adapters from La Choppers, and a custom spacer on the brake side. Brake disc lines up correctly with the caliper without any shimming.
Especially the front wheel is really nice, five spokes like a classic invader, and a very small and neat hub on the non brake side.
Post some pictures when you can. My SIL has a 2002 WG and is wanting to upgrade as you have done!
Best regards
bill
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My apologies to the OP for taking the thread a bit off topic
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