The Wheels themselves are the same whether ABS or not.

Also FWIW, Performance currently (if they haven't changed) doesn't use an ABS bearing for ABS applications, they use a "Special" Encoder that fits on top of a Standard bearing.
It's Re-Usable You might see if you can get those pieces from Performance or just install ABS bearings

 

 

Correct ... 3mm wide Encoder and spacer

See Pic and Attached PM Tech Bulletin

FYI, some time back PM wasn't making it easy for someone just to call up get those, but since you would be using PM wheels, it might be easier (also I'm pretty sure dealers could get them easy for ya)

 

 

Not If you're careful ... You don't want to disturb the positioning of what would be normally the "second" bearing that has no "Stop" but the spacer sleeve that will now be loose. You don't want to pull against that bearing. So use your "Bridge" that you would normally use for Removal and use it (or really anything else you have that would serve the same purpose) to pull against the outside of the bearing bore on the opposite side of the bearing your trying to install.

Make sense?

 

multihdrdr I have been doing a ton of research regarding a front wheel swap, the one thing I have noticed is that you seem to be the authority on this subject so I hope you can answer this for me. I have a 2013 Street Glide and I am looking to swap out the stock front wheel for a 21", now here is my question. So I already have determined that my '13 uses the 25mm axle, the wheel I am looking at uses the 1" axle. I could swap the 1" bearings to 25mm bearings and use my axle and spacers but, could I leave the 1" bearings in the wheel and order a 1" axle and spacer kit to run the wheel as is?? I know it would probably be more cost effective to just swap bearing but is it possible to use a 1" axle? Thanks in advance for your help.

 

Assuming that existing Aftermarket 21" wheel was already a "Perfect fit" on the Donor Bike then YES.

Use 2000-07 axle spacers and follow the Right Side Slider Alignment Procedure (2000-07 - Drill Bit through Cross drilled hole in axle)


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The 21 is new from a vendor so just using a 1" axle and spacers and aligning the rotors within the calipers will work is what you're saying right?

 

If the wheel was designed for use on a 2000-07 Touring Bike (which means it was designed for 1"ID x 21mm wide bearings), then YES, you can install it on your 2013 when you ...