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Since the Street Bob hub can be dual disc, I'd like to reuse it on my 23" wheel build and already do have the fat bob trees. I know they sell the wide glide conversion kits but I already have the axle and would need appropriate axle spacers and rotor spacers.
Anyone know where to get just the rotor spacers? All I've been coming across are the complete kits or spacers for 39/41mm front ends.
Last edited by Dyna_Bagger85; Sep 17, 2014 at 05:54 AM.
i cut them on the mill, but first went to ace to get general spacers to find out just what size i needed, from there i milled them out, then they where welded to the mount... get your exact sizes and any machine shop can make these cheap! i wanted mine out of alum so they could be welded to the bracket
i cut them on the mill, but first went to ace to get general spacers to find out just what size i needed, from there i milled them out, then they where welded to the mount... get your exact sizes and any machine shop can make these cheap! i wanted mine out of alum so they could be welded to the bracket
ace spacers
machined
welded and coated
Joe I'm talking about the thick spacers that are bolted to the hub and the rotor attaches to it. Hawg Halters has a kit and they said they would sell both the axle spacers and rotor spacers. Here's the kit:http://hawghalters.com/triple-trees/.../prod_456.html
ah ok ok, so you need the complete piece. something like that would not be a simple spacer on each bolt you would need the full contact. that would be $$$
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