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okay guys i know i have posted this before but i was wondering if the metz 260 will fit on my rocker it has stock rear wheel with the heartland kit and fender. i also wanted to know what people are doing for bars and tanklifts any pics of them on the bike and also pics of the 260 metz thanks
There is an other on going thread about the Metz 260's on a Rocker. Also one for a tank lift, and bars. I for one am putting the Rocker Drag bars on, Hopfuly they will arrive soon.
anyone else and also anyone know where to get cheap wheels i cant decide if i want to powder coat or get different wheels with the money situation right know im leaning towards powder coating but if anyone knows a cheap place let me know and will the 260 metz fit a stock rocker rim with the heartland kit and lowering kit for sure??? more pics of bars no apes tho and different speedos like not on the tank
hey man ive got the heartland and lowering kit and i just put the metz 260 on with no problems at all and ive got the h-d street slammer bars and love them. ill post pics as soon as possible oh yeah and the 260 is on the stock wheel.
hey man ive got the heartland and lowering kit and i just put the metz 260 on with no problems at all and ive got the h-d street slammer bars and love them. ill post pics as soon as possible oh yeah and the 260 is on the stock wheel.
I also used the street slammers on my bike. Those throttle cables get a little close to the tank don't they!
Hey if you could I would really like to see some pics of that 260 on your bike from different angles.
By my calculations....
the standard 240 was closer to 230
the Metz 260 is really about a 245(7)
the avon was about 254
the 250 dunlop was just on the money...
many guys have said the 260 works with the stck rim but it would be tight, not sure if they had to offset the rim to work with standard pully and belt...
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