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Man, I almost tipped back in my chair IRT the OP's title...thought he got clocked doing 190mph on his FLHX - whew!
Yes, you should have ability for wider tire w/little mod, or do complete rear-end kit (more $$$). Depends on what you're go'n for...
Since he has an 09 or a 10 like us, he's just asking the guys who say they have a 200 tire on their 09 or 10 bike if mods were involved. It looks like it's gonna be very tight cause there's already not much room left with the stock 180, especially on the belt side.
Last edited by frenchbiker; Aug 8, 2010 at 10:08 AM.
thanks all for the responses and especially FrenchBiker for the bump...seems we still don't have anyone running a 200 on a stock 16" wheel on here to respond. I would love to do it, but not sure it is worth the risk
Man, I almost tipped back in my chair IRT the OP's title...thought he got clocked doing 190mph on his FLHX - whew!
Yes, you should have ability for wider tire w/little mod, or do complete rear-end kit (more $$$). Depends on what you're go'n for...
LOL...well I have 190 KPH (about 130mph) but no, not 190mph, not possible
I am hoping to do no mods, just mount it and run it...else it is not worth it to me, the 180 is already a nice wide footprint, I was just thinking if I am changing it, why not right?
thanks all for the responses and especially FrenchBiker for the bump...seems we still don't have anyone running a 200 on a stock 16" wheel on here to respond. I would love to do it, but not sure it is worth the risk
Anyone?
I don't think it'd fit. First there might not be enough clearance and second, the stock 5" rim is too narrow for a 200. The walls would be pinched in too much.
I think the widest tire you can mount on an 09 or 10 without mods is a 195/60-16 car tire .......... but that's a totally different subject.
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