Fat boy Wheel options?
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Fat boy Wheel options?
Thinking of changing wheels this winter on my 04.
I would like to see options and sizes for Fatboys?
I like what the guy's are doing with Fat Daddy's on the Heritage.
I do not want to change my fender though, any suggestions?
I would like to see options and sizes for Fatboys?
I like what the guy's are doing with Fat Daddy's on the Heritage.
I do not want to change my fender though, any suggestions?
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I really like the spoked smoothies that came with this bike when I bought it used. But, if they did not come with this bike and if I could afford it, I would get the larger size rims - 18" or larger...
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Hey coops...
Go to www.hogpro.com and check out their galleries. I have bought from them on 2 seperate occasions and would again without a thought. They can get all the big manufacturers and they also have their own line, which are made for them by the likes of Weld Wheels, etc. They have good prices and can and will answer all your questions. They'll even mount and balance your choice of tire so when you get them you just open the box, which are more than strong enough, and throw 'em on the bike.
I've got 1 set of Renegade South Beach on a 07 Fatboy and love 'em. Buddy has a set of Forge-Tec ( not sure of the model wheels ) n his Fatboy and he's also very happy with them.
Good luck....Scott
Go to www.hogpro.com and check out their galleries. I have bought from them on 2 seperate occasions and would again without a thought. They can get all the big manufacturers and they also have their own line, which are made for them by the likes of Weld Wheels, etc. They have good prices and can and will answer all your questions. They'll even mount and balance your choice of tire so when you get them you just open the box, which are more than strong enough, and throw 'em on the bike.
I've got 1 set of Renegade South Beach on a 07 Fatboy and love 'em. Buddy has a set of Forge-Tec ( not sure of the model wheels ) n his Fatboy and he's also very happy with them.
Good luck....Scott
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I have a '99 FLSTF, 50 spoke fat daddy's are on their way here... 18" rear and 21" front... I'm changing the fender but the is no real need to, you can raise it with a set of brackets (no more than 1" probably) and there you go you get to keep your OEM fender...
Mimo.
Ps: This is how they'd look with your current fender:
Mimo.
Ps: This is how they'd look with your current fender:
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You have still this other option... take advantage of that boring solid pancakes... custom wheels at low cost:
http://www.advancechromeplating.com/.../?g2_itemId=52
Mimo.
http://www.advancechromeplating.com/.../?g2_itemId=52
Mimo.
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