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I picked up a couple of 9 spoke wheels a guy was selling and they came off of a 2006 Ultra glide. He me told that they were front and rear. Now that I have them home, I started looking at them and trying to figure how do you tell the difference. They both look the same.
The front wheel has 5/16 threads on each side for the 2 rotors, the rear wheel has 5/16 on one side for the rotor & 3/8 on the other side for the pulley.
The front wheel has 5/16 threads on each side for the 2 rotors, the rear wheel has 5/16 on one side for the rotor & 3/8 on the other side for the pulley.
Ah ha. Thanks. One is the rear. Picked these up for my son's bike. He is going to be happy one.
The front wheel has 5/16 threads on each side for the 2 rotors, the rear wheel has 5/16 on one side for the rotor & 3/8 on the other side for the pulley.
Slight correction if interested. 3/8" & 7/16" on rear.
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