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Whats up guys i need some help ..I have a 08 fxd super glide, I'm about to order a set of dna 80 spokes for my bike, 18 x4.25 or 18x5.5 in the rear? Thats my dilemma can I run either of these with out having to buy spacers or? I know that the stock wheel is a 17x4.5 ..and in the front I'm going 21x3.5 dont see any issues there just stumped on the rear..nobody at dna seems to know what I need..I'm fairly new to this just looki g for some input or advice..thanks
18x5.5 with 200/50/18 Metz (wider than Avon). If you relocate your rear signals, it fits fine and worth the extra effort.
Also, if you don't want to mess around with spacers, you need to make sure that the wheel either uses the stock hub or a hub that is the exact same width as the stock hub.
Hey Jim--What wheels are you replacing? I posted earlier about some wheels that I'm looking for for my 06 super glide. Have cast but am looking for spoke. Thanks, dude
Last edited by TexDyna06; Feb 22, 2013 at 02:09 PM.
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18x5.5 with 200/50/18 Metz (wider than Avon). If you relocate your rear signals, it fits fine and worth the extra effort.
Also, if you don't want to mess around with spacers, you need to make sure that the wheel either uses the stock hub or a hub that is the exact same width as the stock hub.
No issues with belt or tires. I did not have to space the pulley either. As long as the hub is centered properly, you will have no issues with a 200 tire.
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