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Personally, I think a spoked 21 incher would look cool. I have never got into these wild cnc machined 21 inch wheels. Give me a Softail style front wheel with the skinny tire and I will think it rocks.
I've asked the myself the same question: Answer: *** em- no its not tacky, so do it how you want to do it. You hardly see the rear wheel assembly any way. Just my .02...
It is hard to spend so much cash on a rear wheel that can only be seen from distance. The thought crossed my mind but in the end I would know and I didn't think I could deal with it. So I spent the cash. Your bike, do what you want.
I put a Weld 18" on the front and decided to save some cash and go with a solid mirror chrome on the rear.You see very little of the rear wheel anyway.i opted to stay with a 16" out back to further cut the cost.I think it looks good but hey,it's my ride! Remember it's your ride,do what you like,and the hell with the rest. Good luck
Last edited by roadking2005sg; Jan 23, 2011 at 02:46 PM.
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