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@Panheadmccl Today, I'll be able to get over to the location where those parts are. Almost sure I have an extra "bowl". I'll PM you with a pic & price.
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You wouldn't need a longer belt or a spacer ... same 66 tooth pulley on the 2007 and remember the wheel is the same on an 08 and an 07
66T came out with the 6-spd. Increased to 68T in 2009
66T came out with the 6-spd. Increased to 68T in 2009
Last edited by multihdrdr; Apr 1, 2024 at 09:21 AM.
I believe that's the foreign part number. The US part is: 40560-05. It is the same part, but you'll only get search results from other countries searching for that PN. Either way, there aren't many around. I'm having the same issue as the OP and I FINALLY found a set of 08 Spoke wheels to replace my damaged hub (I wasn't willing to risk those first few threads being missing on the final drive). Now I found the remnants of either the inner wheel bearing when I pulled it all apart. It almost looks like a bearing retaining clip. Either way it's not on the parts list so I may still be a couple weeks from being back on the road. BTW just as a side note that I do not recommend...I had a harley tech tell me to just throw star washers on the damaged bowl and run it. I'm a risk taker, but not that much of a risk taker. This was already to difficult to source parts for to have it happen again.
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I believe that's the foreign part number. The US part is: 40560-05. It is the same part, but you'll only get search results from other countries searching for that PN. Either way, there aren't many around. I'm having the same issue as the OP and I FINALLY found a set of 08 Spoke wheels to replace my damaged hub (I wasn't willing to risk those first few threads being missing on the final drive). Now I found the remnants of either the inner wheel bearing when I pulled it all apart. It almost looks like a bearing retaining clip. Either way it's not on the parts list so I may still be a couple weeks from being back on the road. BTW just as a side note that I do not recommend...I had a harley tech tell me to just throw star washers on the damaged bowl and run it. I'm a risk taker, but not that much of a risk taker. This was already to difficult to source parts for to have it happen again.
https://www.bunburyktm.com.au/part/harley-davidson/42200260
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Seems like you were really emphasizing that it was hard to find the 08 Rear wheels? Fwiw, 02-08 are the same exact wheel. The 08 is just using different bearings, sleeve & shim.
In addition, if you're referring a Laced Spoke wheel (not 9-spoke wagon wheel), then you could add 05-07 Sportsters to using the same wheel
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In addition, if you're referring a Laced Spoke wheel (not 9-spoke wagon wheel), then you could add 05-07 Sportsters to using the same wheel
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Jun 20, 2024 at 11:44 AM.