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I bought a discontinued model front wheel from Hogpro, and am now looking to buy a rear that is a close match.
1st pic is my wheel, 2nd is all black model, 3rd is a Renegade similar style. I kinda like all black as it will not get cleaned as much as the front, but what does everyone think?
I picked up a used enforcer for my 05 an I'm just going to leave the rear stock since no one sees it anyway. I may do the stretched bags later to help hide it a little more.
In your shoes I would drop the rear wheel off at your local powder coater to get rid of the machined lip on your stock wheel and forget it. looks like your bags will make it almost unnoticeable.
In your shoes I would drop the rear wheel off at your local powder coater to get rid of the machined lip on your stock wheel and forget it. looks like your bags will make it almost unnoticeable.
Pretty good idea ridedaddy.
Others, maybe you can't tell from my sig pic, but I already have an extended *** end.
I bought a discontinued model front wheel from Hogpro, and am now looking to buy a rear that is a close match.
1st pic is my wheel, 2nd is all black model, 3rd is a Renegade similar style. I kinda like all black as it will not get cleaned as much as the front, but what does everyone think?
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If it's for the pic in your signature, I'd leave whatever's on there on there. you can't see it. At all. If you have to have something, I'd get black. too much work to have chrome back there on any bagger.
rc components and I think xtreame machines have the same rims . look on j p cycles site or the different dealer sites I have seen rims just like them else where
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Rear wheel opinions please
