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Old Jul 10, 2009 | 08:47 AM
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Going to be looking for some wheels soon.. Really like Ride Wright wheels.. Fat Daddy 50 spoke.. but they are pretty expensive.. where have you gotten your wheels?

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Old Jul 10, 2009 | 10:20 AM
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We are now a site sponsor and offer very competitive pricing on chrome billet wheels. All forum members will recieve discounts on any product we offer. Feel free to send a pm with any questions you have.
 
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Old Jul 10, 2009 | 10:48 AM
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Hogpro has them but they are not cheap. Ebay is all I can say. Search until you find a deal worthy of your cash.
 
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Old Jul 10, 2009 | 12:38 PM
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I got mine at RWW... much more affordable than AWW...

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Old Jul 13, 2009 | 03:54 PM
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Might go with DNA Mammoth fat 52 spokes.. Contacted a dealer on here.. The Fat Daddies are just so damn expensive.. few questions..

Is it ok to go with an 18" rear wheel? I've read that most companies don't make whitewall tires for 18" wheels..

I have an 09 Heritage.. anyone know the front and rear axel size? 25mm?

Anyone who went with DNA wheels, how do you like them? What dealer did you use?

THANKS!
 
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Old Jul 13, 2009 | 04:17 PM
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I have had my dna for about 2 weeks. Love them. I have a 2004 fatboy i went with a 21 up front and a 18 in the rear. I really wanted white walls but hated the look of the skinny front tire so i went with black walls and they turned out great. My wheels bolted right up no problem and i went directly to them. Some people will say that had a bad deal with them but mine happened to be fine.
 
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Old Jul 13, 2009 | 09:38 PM
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I'm not saying go with either.I chose RW's after looking at the others first hand my opinion is the RW is a nicer wheel.They matched my color spot on,DNA didn't even want to talk to me on colors other than black or chrome.G.

 
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Old Jul 14, 2009 | 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by kavika420
Might go with DNA Mammoth fat 52 spokes.. Contacted a dealer on here.. The Fat Daddies are just so damn expensive.. few questions..

Is it ok to go with an 18" rear wheel? I've read that most companies don't make whitewall tires for 18" wheels..

I have an 09 Heritage.. anyone know the front and rear axel size? 25mm?

Anyone who went with DNA wheels, how do you like them? What dealer did you use?

THANKS!

Im in the same boat. According to my research, if u order the right hub size and DNA get it as u stated, no body can beat DNA price !!

and yes all 08/09 softail got 25mm rear and front while 07 25mm only in the front, 06 earlier both 3/4" (to cross check go to HD website, parts and check wheel/axle kits)

let me know which dealer ur getting from I need to get mine in due course.
 
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Anyone know if any company makes whitewalls that will fit on a 21x3.5 front wheel and an 18x4.25 rear?
 
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Nobody makes a www tire for a 18 x 4.25 that I know of. Most likely you will have to run a 16" rear wheel if you want a www tire. The www tire on the front is going to be a 90/90-21 so i would recommend putting that size tire on either a 21 x 2.15" or a 21 x 3.0". If it were my bike I would go with the 21 x 3.0". The 90/90-21 tire is a little too narrow to fit on a 21 x3.5" so I wouldn't go that route. Avon venom, Metlzer ME880, and Dunlop make white wall tires in the 21" and 16" sizes.
 
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