After the back forth CVO or New Tri Glide I decided to
get another 5 Year warranty from Jim Plamer's group ESP.
So, that leaves me with too much cash. We are treating her
with a complete paint job, and wheels that don't need scrubbing.
I want to keep tire size the same, just put new rubber on front,
brakes all around. So i'm considering Harley's Enforcer.

Any thoughts on the Enforcer??

 

I have the enforcer's on my 16 tri glide. the front is a19" wheel. I like them, much easier to keep clean .

 

Might want to look at Performance Machine they have a better selection and for the extra cost would have a more custom look. Also can get any size you want.

 

I put Enforcer Chrome Wheels on my 2018 last winter. I like them a lot, so easy to clean and really sparkle.
Only downside (for me anyway) is that with the 19" front rim there is only one tire size that fits. Why this matters is that I would like a bigger tire on the front (wider for better traction and longer wear).

So if I had to do it again I might go Performance Machine as ghostrunner mentioned.

2018 Tri-Glide Ultra, Stage 1, V&H Power Duals, FP3. Oberon clutch and brake adjustable levers, Helibar adjustable bars, Ultimate seat and back rest, Air adjustable shocks (on the fly - 5" movement), colour matched inner fairing, all LEDs front and rear, XM, WHIM, SENA, CHROME front end, Entruder Chrome Wheels, and lots more chrome bits.

 

I would prefer something wider than a 5.5" rear wheel but neither Performance Machine and RC Components offer anything wider.

 

Here ya go.

https://www.smtmachining.com/trike-series-wheels/

 

I have some SMT products, on my trike. Their stuff is nice but way overpriced, as most manufacturers that build only bike and trike wheels are. My rear wheels are 17x7 Intro Rockmans. Cost was $475/each.
Intro Wheels offers a number of wheels that can be ordered in a 4x108 bolt pattern and correct offset, to fit Harley trikes. https://introwheels.com/custom-intro-wheels/
Many other custom automotive wheel manufacturers offer lots of options, also. Just have to do a little homework.

 

In trying to keep tire sizes the same, I noticed the Enforcer wheels
are not stock size wheels.
I remembered an older deal mentioned here "***** Shiny"
Anyone with these, and do they hold up?

 

Their work was considered very good quality but I haven't heard much about them, lately.

 

Willie Shiny has chrome, black chrome and black powdercoat exchange wheels.