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no, but i like where your head's at...
i've thought about this quite a bit..
I WISH they made the Agitator rear in a 17...
or even better i wish ANYONE other then Moco made a 19 x 3.5" front wheel.....
I really like the 19" front, but don't like the 18" rear, would rather a 17/200 rear....
Those are our Outlaw wheels. Most people choose to go with a 21" as they are always either 3.25 or 3.5 wide as opposed to the 3" width of the 19. 18"'s come in a 3.5 width. So there are a bit narrower. the tire for the 19 is a 120 width whereas the tire for an 18 is a 130 width. Up until recently there were not any 130 width 21 tires but Harley has a 130/60/21 now.
Were it me trying to decide what to get it would have to be at least a 21 but possible a 23" as the visual impact of a larger wheel is so great.
There are so many combinations and everyone wants something different.
no, but i like where your head's at...
i've thought about this quite a bit..
I WISH they made the Agitator rear in a 17...
or even better i wish ANYONE other then Moco made a 19 x 3.5" front wheel.....
I really like the 19" front, but don't like the 18" rear, would rather a 17/200 rear....
What is the biggest reason for wanting the 17 over the 18 in the rear just curious?
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