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I ran 18 inch DNA's on my Heritage... I had absolutely no problems with them at all... I was looking at those same wheels and thinking about going with them, just not sure I want to do spokes again... There are pics of my old Heritage in my gallery if you'd like to see what they look like..
I have had great luck with american classic motors off e-bay...
fast shipping and good products.
they should do a wheel, tire , rotor, combo....ready to mount. I bet they would if you would ask them.
I have gotten lotsa goodies form them at incredible prices
thanks for the replies---your Heritage looks sharp al hail. I think I'm going with the DNA wheels---only question for Fishafly--is why not spokes again?
I've been looking at the same wheels for my 06 RK.
Are the 18" wheels a straight bolt on replacement for the 16" wheels,
or are there some mods needed for fitment?
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