Fitment with No mods
Thread Starter
|
Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 165
Likes: 15
From: Kentucky
Fitment with No mods
Good day, forums! I am sorry if tis is posted somewhere else... If it is just kick me in the junk and direct me to the right place.
I am new to motorcycles. Only been riding for two years with a grand total of 18,000 miles in the saddle. I say that so maybe you might have mercy on my ignorance with this question.....
I have a 2016 Street Glide I am looking to get new wheels on. Stock ones aren't doing it for me anymore. My question is, what size wheels can I go up to without having to do any mods on the bike, i.e. rake out the front or do anything with the rear. I am looking to add a little more eye candy to the front and with my OCD, the rear will HAVE to be the same style wheel. Any input is greatly appreciated.
I have stock wheels on there now. Also stock suspension. I have no plans to lower the bike at all. Ride height is perfect for me as she sits.
I am new to motorcycles. Only been riding for two years with a grand total of 18,000 miles in the saddle. I say that so maybe you might have mercy on my ignorance with this question.....
I have a 2016 Street Glide I am looking to get new wheels on. Stock ones aren't doing it for me anymore. My question is, what size wheels can I go up to without having to do any mods on the bike, i.e. rake out the front or do anything with the rear. I am looking to add a little more eye candy to the front and with my OCD, the rear will HAVE to be the same style wheel. Any input is greatly appreciated.
I have stock wheels on there now. Also stock suspension. I have no plans to lower the bike at all. Ride height is perfect for me as she sits.
Club Member
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 11,175
Likes: 2,483
From: Nor Cal
Your 2016 can use a 21" up front with fender "Raisers" or of course anything less with none.
You can of course continuing using a 16" Rear or 17" and 18" are popular.
Someone will pop in with their rear size (with respective tire sizes)
Also you'll get a lot of "opinions of Best" replies in the "Touring" section
If you're ABS equipped, Be aware of some possible issues/solutions if using a 21" up front
.
You can of course continuing using a 16" Rear or 17" and 18" are popular.
Someone will pop in with their rear size (with respective tire sizes)
Also you'll get a lot of "opinions of Best" replies in the "Touring" section
If you're ABS equipped, Be aware of some possible issues/solutions if using a 21" up front
.
Last edited by multihdrdr; May 25, 2017 at 01:22 PM.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
