21" Front Wheel
The only thing you may have to do is open the rear fender mounting holes up a little, and tip the fender forward when installing. This is just to give enough clearance between the fender / tire. Use a nut taped to the wheel to check for clearence Thats all I had to do
You guys are killing me!!! My RC Czar Eclipse 21/18's have been on order 1 month and a day today. I was quoted 3-4 weeks, and we're now past that. Supposedly they craft each set of Eclipse wheels to order. Whatever, I'm getting impatient
I've got the Race-Tech kid ready to go as well. I'm gonna lower it just an inch vs the optional 2" to hopefully preserve a bit better and less rigidity to the ride.
I've got the Race-Tech kid ready to go as well. I'm gonna lower it just an inch vs the optional 2" to hopefully preserve a bit better and less rigidity to the ride.
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Hogpro is correct---no issues. I installed a 21" "Big Fatty" up front. Left the fender alone, didn't lower the front, left 16" on rear and lowered the rear another inch. The bikes handles better than my old Ducati Monster.
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