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I have a 2008 Dyna FatBob. I am interested in putting on the Agitator wheels and front rotors (they don't make rear Agitator rotors) that are designed for the Touring models. According to what I have been able to research, they have the same basic dimensions as the Stinger wheels that are said to fit the FatBob. Front is 18x3.5", Rear is 18x5". Both sets of wheels take the identical tires. The wheel installation kits both say 25mm axle.
So my questions are these: Will these wheels fit? Would the installation kit be compatible with the Dyna fork sliders? Is there a difference in width at the axle between the two sets of wheels? Any problem with the fit of the rotors to the brake calipers on the FatBob? Any other problems that can be forseen?
Thanks for any and all responses.
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