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You seen those? Those are awesome...wonder what they'd look like on a black slim? Are the bearing size and all compatible? Probably too early, but I think that'd look great!
yeah!.. those wheels look amazing... to adapt it to a Slim you wheel need a 1/2 inch spacer (I did something similar with my Blackline that shares the same rear suspension as the Slim) here is a picture of the spacer (installed on the Pulley side)
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Last edited by joebotics; Aug 24, 2015 at 09:57 PM.
So a sportster wheel other than the spacer issue will bolt up? The drive pulley and brake disk bolt on even though they're opposite a softtail? No problems or rigging getting the brake caliper and all that back in place? Thanks for the info. I REALLY like this wheel.
.. look at my Softail... it has Sportster Iron wheels..
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Originally Posted by galaxyfe
So a sportster wheel other than the spacer issue will bolt up? The drive pulley and brake disk bolt on even though they're opposite a softtail? No problems or rigging getting the brake caliper and all that back in place? Thanks for the info. I REALLY like this wheel.
Any issues with the front wheel? Thanks a million for all the help dude...bike looks great. Unique. How do you think those new 48 wheels would look on a slim?
what do I think about the new 48 wheels on a Slim.. how about FRIGGIN HOT !!!!!!!??? .... :-)
Originally Posted by galaxyfe
Any issues with the front wheel? Thanks a million for all the help dude...bike looks great. Unique. How do you think those new 48 wheels would look on a slim?
I subscribed to this thead when it popped up on one of my "latest posts" searches. And was hoping this was gonna go further into a wheel swap.
Thought of maybe doin similar.
Any progress?
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