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I suspect not. General view is that even 21" needs shorter forks, to restore ride height, although some owners don't. As front wheel diameter goes up something else has to give! As BV suggests, call into Touring and take a look around.
Can I run a 23" front wheel and wrap around fender on my 95 electra glide with no major modifications?
My understanding is 21" is the largest, 23" require new trees, some places sell a 23" kit that has wheel, fender, tree, etc. 21" is best with a 2" lowering kit for the front. I hope this helps.
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