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Yup. Me too. Save the cash. Leave it alone. Get some TruckLite headlights instead! I did a 19" Enforcer on my Limited Ultra, and left the stock on back, just because I have stretched bags. Can't even tell. Glad I didn't do a new wheel on the rear.
I wouldn't do anything until you have the front wheel on and give it a look. Probably nothing needs to be done. Great looking bike. I would also like to add that I had a bike set up much like yours and you had to get down on your hands and knees to look at the rear wheel.
Last edited by jmorganroadglide; Jun 14, 2015 at 11:47 AM.
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