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And it shouldn't be, but it is. I have a 2015 Heritage that I've made my own (like it or not) . Time for new wheels. I want aftermarket spoke wheels. I've looked all over the interweb, Harley dealers and custom shops in Denver. There's hundreds of wheels offered but I just cannot find that custom spoke wheel.
I'm on a budget but I'm not cheap *** penny saver. Help me out bros, I have one chance to get this right the first time. I want to keep the same size wheels/tires. So lets have it. Whats my options?
Here's what I'm working with.
Much appreciated
Last edited by Heritageglide; Mar 5, 2021 at 07:57 PM.
Thank you for the link. I've never seen that website. They have the wheels that I want at an excellent price but their sold out. I did send them an email asking when they will be available.
OK, i really like those Mammoth 52's. Front and rear wheels 1821.00 which is reasonable. Couple questions....since I have hard bags you really cannot see the pulley or rotor. Would you agree I probably shouldn't replace those parts?
DNA quality. I hear it hit or miss. I only want to do this one time only. Any issues with your wheels?
That's an awful lot more then I paid, but perhaps it's the year of the bike and what you need as apposed to what I did. Mine we're a just under $1000. If you scroll up in this section you'll see them. I opted for the rear pully only because I just did new 10 button chrome EBC rotors and brakes last year. My goal is to only run the bags when I need them, road trips ect. Going stripped, just the new fairing, no back seat, sissybar or bags. Fit and finish was top notch on mine, I've heard complaints but I think they may have been the older years.
Take a look at Ride Wrights and compare prices, they were a little more then what I wanted to spend but may be worth the look for you. https://ridewrightwheels.com/
Originally Posted by Heritageglide
OK, i really like those Mammoth 52's. Front and rear wheels 1821.00 which is reasonable. Couple questions....since I have hard bags you really cannot see the pulley or rotor. Would you agree I probably shouldn't replace those parts?
DNA quality. I hear it hit or miss. I only want to do this one time only. Any issues with your wheels?
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