And occasionally I see a stretched bike with 300mm rear tire... trends.

 

Although not for me, I really respect the work and effort put into building any custom Bike! I ride with two guys that have them and they're not afraid to ride!. We have made the trip to Daytona, Oktoberfest for the last three years and they ride just as long as I do on my Limited.

 

to each their own, but i have never really liked the big wheel thing. i've seen some very nice bikes done up this way, but just not my cup of tea. 21" would be the top for me.

 

Hey, it's really all about what makes the owner happy. I'm not a fan but then I wish my 2014 had a 16 on the front like my old Fat Boy. I like the fat rubber look.

 

Thanks.. I went with MC Bagger as well. It's really hard to make someone understand at how well The MC Bagger kit handles and tracks rollin at 70 mph.

 

I for one think your bike looks sick.Not overdone.

 

I have a 21 and I like it, ride it everywhere just like anyone. Some of this is not being like every other bike you see on the road or at bike night.

To each their own, but I don't think this thread is enough to consider big wheel baggers as being dead (lol). If I had the funds and skills I'd do a lay frame 23 or 26 personally.

If you want a stock bike, great for you it's your bike! If you want a moderately modified bike, great for you it's your bike! If you want a big wheel bike, great for you it's your bike! And so on....

 

I know what you mean, heading to Vegas last October I set the cruise at 90 in a long straight section and no handed it for a couple miles and she rode straight as an arrow. MC Bagger kit is absolutely the best bolt on kit available as far as I'm concerned and I researched the hell out of all the bolt on kits before I made my decision.

 

Thanks Daddy454 really appreciate the comment.

 

Boy you sure have a lot of post for some one who doesn't know sh$t j/k LMAO