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Very nice, very nice indeed!
Just where did you get the wheels & tires?
I'm thinking about doing the same or something very close to my Heritage Springer.
21 x 3.5 Max Fat spoke front with a custom WWW 120/70-21 Metzeler tyre
16 x 3.5 Max Fat spoke rear with a WWW 140/90-16 Metzeler tyr
Those wheels look great on your ride bud!
Originally Posted by 8 UP
Very nice, very nice indeed!
Just where did you get the wheels & tires?
I'm thinking about doing the same or something very close to my Heritage Springer.
If your HS is a 97 to 99 model, you might want to look at the King Spokes.
Very nice, very nice indeed!
Just where did you get the wheels & tires?
I'm thinking about doing the same or something very close to my Heritage Springer.
Wheels were purchased locally in Australia at a place called VPW. http://www.vpw.com.au/
The front WWW Metzeler came from Tab at Diamondback Tires in the US
The rear tyre was also purchased locally here in Oz.
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