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I've got this burly slammer kit sitting in a box and staring me down waiting it's turn to be installed. I just got a cold chill thinking that since I just installed an 18" rear wheel that I may run into severe rubbing on the back when 2 up riding......
Any of you guys installed this kit with an 18" rear? If so, any rubbing problems with a passenger? A considerable portion of my riding is solo, but what's her name likes to get on the back every now and then and wear her harley branded merchandise! I know I can max the load on the rear, but not sure if the ride would be too uncomfortable. She's not a heavy broad, just tall and slender.
Any help is appreciated, as I'm bored this weekend, and looking to tinker on the glide.
You know..... To be honest, I didn't measure...... I guess I should have thought of that before posing a dumb question...... Breaking out the tape measure now!
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