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I also talked to the parts guy at my Harley dealership, he's been doing mods for 25 plus years. He said all that needs to be done is change the fender, struts, and tire and rim. Then you have a 200 backend.
Exactly same thing I confirmed before buying my Blackline just in-case I wanted to go down that route, as you stated that's all that is need to install a 200 in the rear. However I have really started to like my rear coming from a Cross Bones i really like the stock setup plus the option of white walls now is a +
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