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Hi,
I am from Australia, and was wondering if any one could tell me if and how i could get a 200 tyre and rim on a 2007 deuce without large modification or expense. I have been told it can be done and it will fit but no further info. Wondering if anyone can help with parts advise, size of rim, size of tyre, and other mods requiredetc. I don't have a great deal of knowledgable people at my disposal so any advise would be appreciated.
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John
I am from Australia, and was wondering if any one could tell me if and how i could get a 200 tyre and rim on a 2007 deuce without large modification or expense. I have been told it can be done and it will fit but no further info. Wondering if anyone can help with parts advise, size of rim, size of tyre, and other mods requiredetc. I don't have a great deal of knowledgable people at my disposal so any advise would be appreciated.
Best Regards
John
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I have read heaps that it can be done, but never found exactly what is required. Most forums regarding this conversion turn into a debate regarding safety, non belivers and opinionists. I just want the short answer eg This tyre size/brand, rim size, spacer, shave caliper etc, preferably by some one who has done it.
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I did read that, what i was wondering was your reason for going to 180 kitwhen everyone is saying that 200 will fit under standard rear.
I didn't want to go to expense if not needed when I have intension of getting 200 mag in future
did you get my pm
I didn't want to go to expense if not needed when I have intension of getting 200 mag in future
did you get my pm
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G'day,
Hey are those the Arlen Ness evil7 wheels you have on your bike? I just ordered a set for mine. What size front and back do you have?
DeanO
Hey are those the Arlen Ness evil7 wheels you have on your bike? I just ordered a set for mine. What size front and back do you have?
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John,
It appears that from the above table,without modification you can go with 120/70 - 21 inch up front & 200/50 - 18 inch on the rear.
John,
It appears that from the above table,without modification you can go with 120/70 - 21 inch up front & 200/50 - 18 inch on the rear.
