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Dyna Glide ModelsSuper Glide, Super Glide Sport, Super Glide Custom, Dyna Glide Convertible, Super Glide T-Sport, Dyna Glide Police, Dyna Switchback, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob and Wide Glide.
Been searching but can't really find to many pics or people who posted that they have got them. Has anyone did fat spokes on there streetbob. What size rear tire did you get. I was thinking about a 21x2.5 or 3 up front. 06 streetbob. Anyone have any pics or advice
As a vendor I have some info to share with you. I used to sell DNA wheels until I sold some to a guy who had a WG. The wheel was off center (wrong size hub) and they (DNA) refused to find a fix for it. I ended up with a a really upset customer and a very bad taste in my mouth from DNA and their complete lack of desire to make this problem right. I have had some other customers who ordered DNA's and experienced chrome flaking almost immediately after install. that was when i cdecided no more DNA products. they are affordable which is great, but there was almost always an issue. It was not worth my time trying to get them to fix the problems as they are impossible.
Ride Wright on the other hand is another story. There has been an issue or two as well, but they quickly resolve any and all issues as a company should. They are a pleasure top dela with which makes my life so much easier.
Thanks for the info. Fat spoke look sick on road kings I would think the same for a street bob. Hey drew if I want to run a 180 in the back would it be same size back rim?
Yeah that pic of blue is the only pic I have seen on the net. That's why I asked cause it would seem like there would be more pics floating around. I guess fat spokes and dyna just isn't wide spread
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