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Does a 2003 Heritage and a 2010 Deluxe have the same front end and use the same wheel spacers etc.Besides the difference in wheel bearings 3/4 vs 25 mm? Happy New Year. Thanks in advance.
I once had my parts guy look up the hub for a 2000 sumthing softail wheel and compare the p/n to my 2007. He told me the hub p/n had not changed since 2000.
If that helps any. To me that would mean yes unless the forks had changed. doubtful on that though.
I once had my parts guy look up the hub for a 2000 sumthing softail wheel and compare the p/n to my 2007. He told me the hub p/n had not changed since 2000.
If that helps any. To me that would mean yes unless the forks had changed. doubtful on that though.
That helps a **** load Thanks.I really need to stay off craigslist.I just can not pass up a good deal.
Does a 2003 Heritage and a 2010 Deluxe have the same front end and use the same wheel spacers etc.Besides the difference in wheel bearings 3/4 vs 25 mm? Happy New Year. Thanks in advance.
Malingerer,
For what it is worth I bought a 21" wheel for my '11 deluxe that had 3/4 bearing installed and was told all I had to do was change the bearings and sleeve to the ones out of my stock wheel because the hubs were the same. The bearings did fit but sleeve would not slide through hub and I had to bore the hub to allow sleeve from the 25mm setup to work. The 3/4 bearings were wider and the sleeve was shorter also so the bearing offsets were different which would make me think the spacers would have been different to on the 3/4 axle.
Brian
Malingerer,
For what it is worth I bought a 21" wheel for my '11 deluxe that had 3/4 bearing installed and was told all I had to do was change the bearings and sleeve to the ones out of my stock wheel because the hubs were the same. The bearings did fit but sleeve would not slide through hub and I had to bore the hub to allow sleeve from the 25mm setup to work. The 3/4 bearings were wider and the sleeve was shorter also so the bearing offsets were different which would make me think the spacers would have been different to on the 3/4 axle.
Brian
Brian
Ummmm!! What kind of wheel was it? Stock harley 21,DNA, etc
Ummmm!! What kind of wheel was it? Stock harley 21,DNA, etc
Stock harley. They said the hubs were the same and everything was except the inside bore. BTW you have one bad a$$ scoot. Cant wait till I get the tins back from the painter so I can get mine back together. I have been following you and a few others on here with your Vicla's and hopefully I will have mine togther next week sometime.
Stock harley. They said the hubs were the same and everything was except the inside bore. BTW you have one bad a$$ scoot. Cant wait till I get the tins back from the painter so I can get mine back together. I have been following you and a few others on here with your Vicla's and hopefully I will have mine togther next week sometime.
Thanks .Good Luck with your build cant wait to see it.
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