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Thanks guys! I love this bike more and more every day.
My dilema with the whitewalls is this, I plan on getting the DNA 52 Fat spoke wheels in the near future. If I decide to go with whitewalls, I'll need to get the 16" rims. My other thought was to do the fat spokes in 18" front and back, which no whitewall is made to fit. So, it's really a choice of whites or 18"-ers! What would you do? I know it's all about what "I like" but I am absolutly sold on both styles...I need a tie breaker!
Thanks guys! I love this bike more and more every day.
My dilema with the whitewalls is this, I plan on getting the DNA 52 Fat spoke wheels in the near future. If I decide to go with whitewalls, I'll need to get the 16" rims. My other thought was to do the fat spokes in 18" front and back, which no whitewall is made to fit. So, it's really a choice of whites or 18"-ers! What would you do? I know it's all about what "I like" but I am absolutly sold on both styles...I need a tie breaker!
Purty bike dusty and welcome to forum bro. I vote no whitewalls based on your future plans. Take a look at Dinger's rims/tires they look awsume on his Heritage !
I have spent many hours staring at dingers bike, with the bigger rims, oleskool54's bike with the 16's, etc...these damn Harley's! Too many options!!!!
I've also been studying WARG's bike, I think his bar's are what I am going to do rather than the Nash bars.
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