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Does anyone know if wheels off a 2012 road glide will fit on a 2003 electra glide? Both have one inch axle. All I think I have to do is change out bearings for non abs bearings.
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You have 1" axle
I believe `08 and up are 25mm
Both sizes have the same O.D. but there is a difference in width and IIRC this requires attention to spacers
Sure someone here has more details or you can find a past thread
I believe `08 and up are 25mm
Both sizes have the same O.D. but there is a difference in width and IIRC this requires attention to spacers
Sure someone here has more details or you can find a past thread
Last edited by eighteight; Feb 18, 2020 at 07:54 AM.
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Go to wheel & tire section , see thread entitled " 21 on a slim" for particulars
No you can not use a 180mm rear TIRE, but assuming the new WHEEL is 3.5" or 4.0" wide you can use a 140 or 150
No you can not use a 180mm rear TIRE, but assuming the new WHEEL is 3.5" or 4.0" wide you can use a 140 or 150
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Rear wheel is a no-go. Not happening.
Front wheel can be done, just get the correct bearings for YOUR BIKE and put them in the new wheel. Keep the inner spacer that's with the wheel, use your outer spacers from the bike.
Front wheel can be done, just get the correct bearings for YOUR BIKE and put them in the new wheel. Keep the inner spacer that's with the wheel, use your outer spacers from the bike.
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... Not the way described.
Last edited by multihdrdr; Feb 19, 2020 at 03:07 PM.
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I suppose, on second thought, there is more to it. Not sure what I was mixing up in my head.
I don't have the correct recipe in my head, but I do know that the front can be done and the rear cannot.
I don't have the correct recipe in my head, but I do know that the front can be done and the rear cannot.
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