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Hello all! I scooped up a 91 fatboy not too long ago, and it came w/ spoked wheels. I really want to put the solid stock wheels back on it, but need to know what size wheels I need? The tires will need to be replaced, and I'd like to put as big as tires as will fit.
What size rims and tires should I be looking for? Is it just a certain span of years I'm looking for? I've seen two sets of years advertising- like 89-99(or close) and then 00 and up(or close). What am I looking for?
Thanks in advance, all!
p.s. I'm a complete bike n00b; MUCH appreciated!!!
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