New wheels for an older softail
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New wheels for an older softail
Anyone have any info on this aftermarket wheel company. Southern Motorcycle works. I'm contemplating purchasing the Black Testament wheels. Any info would be appreciated thanx.
http://www.southern-mc.com/bllawhset.htm
http://www.southern-mc.com/bllawhset.htm
I got a set of pokers and my homie got the sabbaths. Both sets are 26"front/18"rear polished and we are both very happy. I personally think southern is the best bang for the buck. With that being said I have heard of people not being satisfied with the contrast/blacked out wheel. I would double check if the matching rotors and pulley are available in contrast or black. I waited about 2 months for my set to be delivered to me in Hawaii.
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How about some pics......
I got a set of pokers and my homie got the sabbaths. Both sets are 26"front/18"rear polished and we are both very happy. I personally think southern is the best bang for the buck. With that being said I have heard of people not being satisfied with the contrast/blacked out wheel. I would double check if the matching rotors and pulley are available in contrast or black. I waited about 2 months for my set to be delivered to me in Hawaii.
I'll check for pics when I get off work.
Both were newer models. Also both bikes were customs, a rocker and a Streetglide.
My bike required new spacers both front and back...but that's because I switched the midglide to a wideglide front and also went wider on the rear.
But other than the rake to accommodate the larger diameter wheel the Streetglide was just bolt on.
I'd say get all you questions together and give them a call
Both were newer models. Also both bikes were customs, a rocker and a Streetglide.
My bike required new spacers both front and back...but that's because I switched the midglide to a wideglide front and also went wider on the rear.
But other than the rake to accommodate the larger diameter wheel the Streetglide was just bolt on.
I'd say get all you questions together and give them a call
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