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Has anyone ever heard of running a 16" rear wheel with a 21 or 18" front wheel on a bagger?
I have an 07 Street Glide and want to buy some custom wheels for it and was wondering what the best combo would be.
I was on the Hogpro site and they offer some sets for baggers with a 16" rear wheel and the option to upgrade to a 21" front wheel.
Is it me or does that sound like a drastic difference from front to rear?
Any input is appreciated
Thank you
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You can do the 16 rear and 18 or 21 front...Hogpro is a very popular company for the bagger scene...I'm running their "8 Spoke" 21 front/18rear.
The best way to go would be 18/18 or 21/18...just my .02...you'll get the look, the 16/21 might make the front of the bike stand a little taller...if you can live with it, you'll be ok
Has anyone ever heard of running a 16" rear wheel with a 21 or 18" front wheel on a bagger?
I have an 07 Street Glide and want to buy some custom wheels for it and was wondering what the best combo would be.
I was on the Hogpro site and they offer some sets for baggers with a 16" rear wheel and the option to upgrade to a 21" front wheel.
Is it me or does that sound like a drastic difference from front to rear?
Any input is appreciated
Thank you
there are no major problems with the 21/18 or the 18/18 or the 18/16 wheel combo. I personally prefer the 21/18 combo, since it allows you to see more wheel up front. You can stuff a 21" tire up front with out messing with your stock fenders, however, we do have some dealers that are modifying the front to fit the 23" wheel. It's all a matter of personal opinion.
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