Wheel change
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Wheel change
I've got a 2010 Ultra Limited w/Imperial wheels w/abs and I've bought the 2014 up Enforcer wheels and noticed they use a larger diameter rotor. What rotors do I need to get to work with my abs? Any help would very much appreciated.
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the early V rod's used a semi floating 11.5" rotor for non brembro calipers. I have one laying around you can try if you pay the shipping. I lived in P'cola for several years while in the Navy. If you know someone with a machine shop you can take .3" off your rotors.
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First, the OP's post seems Odd ... (like a single -post Troll question 
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V-Rod Rotors, regardless whether they are the 11.5" or 11.8" versions are NOT the same as Enforcer Rotors.
The OP states he has 2010 Ultra ... He would already have Brembos (if he hasn't changed them)
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)V-Rod Rotors, regardless whether they are the 11.5" or 11.8" versions are NOT the same as Enforcer Rotors.
The OP states he has 2010 Ultra ... He would already have Brembos (if he hasn't changed them)
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My bike is all stock from Harley. I'm just wanting to change to a newer wheel. I saw a video on YouTube and the guy said that 08 and newer just used the enforcer wheel with the abs bearing and that's all that was needed except I had to also use the 11.8 rotors.
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"I'm not how" (Is that "I don't know how" ?)... Because you don't know enough about what you're asking to know that your 1st post sounds like it could be interpreted as a Troll...
The ENFORCERS only came with 11.8" Rotors ... which is what your 2010 bike is set-up for ... (Rotors have nothing to do with ABS ... except for 2007-earlier Police Bikes)
You say you bought an Enforcer ... why didn't you just measure the Rotors? ... 11.8"
If your Enforcer didn't come with Rotors, then just get some 11.8 Enforcer Rotors (that's the STD size)
Just make sure you have an ABS Bearing in the Enforcer (Your bike has ABS) and then put it on ... That's it, nothing else needed ... No Magic
Make another one of your comments ... Next time you need help, it won't be me
... oh yeah, Welcome to the Forum.
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Hmm ... I guess that would be me?
Seeing as there was only one other poster and his info wouldn't be helpful for your Application
You're Welcome
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Seeing as there was only one other poster and his info wouldn't be helpful for your Application
You're Welcome
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