1986 Evo rear wheel upgrade
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1986 Evo rear wheel upgrade
I am currently changing the stock rear wheel to a fatspoke rear wheel and I recently purchased a HARLEY SUPER SPK PULLEY 70 TOOTH 1 1/2" 84'-99'/2000'
Item Number 271075025793 from Ebay as well as 1/2" CHROME PULLEY SPACER for my 1986 Heritage softail so I can upgrade from stock to fatspoke rear wheel.
I am in the process of installing everything and I notice that I may need some additional spacers etc.. as there seems to be gaps on either side of the wheel .
You will notice in the pictures that I have also put the spacers that came off the old wheel but I don’t want to use these and would like some chrome spacers.
I was wondering if you could suggest what I need to purchase to be able to complete the rear wheel changeover? I have ordered these rear axle spacers from J&P Cycle http://www.jpcycles.com/product/201-140 but am not sure if they will be enough.
I have attached some pictures for reference and any advice would be greatly appreciated..
Thanks Anthony
Item Number 271075025793 from Ebay as well as 1/2" CHROME PULLEY SPACER for my 1986 Heritage softail so I can upgrade from stock to fatspoke rear wheel.
I am in the process of installing everything and I notice that I may need some additional spacers etc.. as there seems to be gaps on either side of the wheel .
You will notice in the pictures that I have also put the spacers that came off the old wheel but I don’t want to use these and would like some chrome spacers.
I was wondering if you could suggest what I need to purchase to be able to complete the rear wheel changeover? I have ordered these rear axle spacers from J&P Cycle http://www.jpcycles.com/product/201-140 but am not sure if they will be enough.
I have attached some pictures for reference and any advice would be greatly appreciated..
Thanks Anthony
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You don't have your brake caliper bracket mounted...it is going to take up a lot of that space. Use a stack of washers to get your brake and belt lined up, then measure the washers and order spacers that size.
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