Deuce Pictures
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You need a pulley spacer and a screaming eagle 180 tire. that's it
Here you go http://vulcanworks.net/Deuce-180mm-W...Kit-p-392.html
Here you go http://vulcanworks.net/Deuce-180mm-W...Kit-p-392.html
Last edited by 04reddeuce; Dec 18, 2011 at 12:44 AM.
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tyre size on a 6.25" wheel
Hello
Another quick question,what would be the narrowest tyre you would put on a 17x6.25 wheel,160,170 or 180 ?
I hope to put a 170 on,what could go wrong if not wide enough?
Thanks for every ones help!!
Another quick question,what would be the narrowest tyre you would put on a 17x6.25 wheel,160,170 or 180 ?
I hope to put a 170 on,what could go wrong if not wide enough?
Thanks for every ones help!!
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questions best asked in softail section! this is pic thread
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Will take some photos and post but for now, a short video below of the Deuce I bought today. Just moved to Ga from Maryland and I wanted to have a second motorcycle to go with my Streetglide so that my Maryland rider friends and family wanting to flee the cold weather could just jump on a plane or in their car without worrying about bringing a motorcycle down for a quick cold weather escape and if lucky some riding
I considered getting another used touring bike but loved my Fatboy from years ago so decided to go for a barhopper type bike. It was between a Night Train and a Deuce and I chose the Deuce. Reading some of the post in this thread it seems as if the Deuce rear fender seems to be a turn off for some non Deuce owning posters but I happen to like it. I think for me it goes back to a early to mid 70's white Superglide that kind of had a Deuce like azz end.
Anyhow, I enjoy having a touring bike very much but am looking forward to building some good memories with the Deuce. By the way it is a 2001. Matching wheels and sprocket, floating rotors and a Harley-Davidson factory like custom paint job. 14,700 miles or so and seems to run pretty good but I will need to reinstall the baffles that previous owner removed - I think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXlXd...ature=youtu.be
I considered getting another used touring bike but loved my Fatboy from years ago so decided to go for a barhopper type bike. It was between a Night Train and a Deuce and I chose the Deuce. Reading some of the post in this thread it seems as if the Deuce rear fender seems to be a turn off for some non Deuce owning posters but I happen to like it. I think for me it goes back to a early to mid 70's white Superglide that kind of had a Deuce like azz end.
Anyhow, I enjoy having a touring bike very much but am looking forward to building some good memories with the Deuce. By the way it is a 2001. Matching wheels and sprocket, floating rotors and a Harley-Davidson factory like custom paint job. 14,700 miles or so and seems to run pretty good but I will need to reinstall the baffles that previous owner removed - I think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXlXd...ature=youtu.be
Last edited by Xcrossbow; Jan 8, 2012 at 05:17 AM.
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