21" front wheel cost
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A lot of variables in an answer to your question.
Cheapest way to build a quality, low maintenance wheel......
If you decide to have your dealer lace the wheel, you are looking at another $200.
You can go through hdwheels.com and get them to build you a wheel for $600 plus.
You can buy a pre-built wheel through J& P Cycles or American Classic Motors for just under $500. The wheels have chrome hubs, spokes, nipples, and rims. They are going to rust and require lots of maintenance.
Hope this helps.
John
Cheapest way to build a quality, low maintenance wheel......
- Use of your hub - $0
- Stainless Sportster spokes and nipples- $100
- Chrome drop center rim - $100
- Tire, tube, rim strip, mount & balance - $150
- Lacing - $0 (Follow instructions in Harley manual)
- Wheel truing - $40
If you decide to have your dealer lace the wheel, you are looking at another $200.
You can go through hdwheels.com and get them to build you a wheel for $600 plus.
You can buy a pre-built wheel through J& P Cycles or American Classic Motors for just under $500. The wheels have chrome hubs, spokes, nipples, and rims. They are going to rust and require lots of maintenance.
Hope this helps.
John
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I paid about $100.00 for the rim from the dealer. I kept the original hub. Then walked from the dealer down the street to a custom shop and he laced it for 50.00. Had it powdercoated first with a bunch of parts. The rim powdercoated alone probably would have costed about 50.00
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