Just installed 200mm rear tire on my street bob :)
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Blue Bob (12-10-2020)
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Oh Lord I just read Street Bob Guys last post. Please say a Prayer for this fellow he certainly needs it.
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Just replaced my 180mm rear tire with a new 200mm rear tire without having to mod my bike or use spacers or what ever I didn't have to buy wider mud guard
The 200mm rear tire fits right on my 2015 oem 17x4.5 rim
EDIT: now that i have done a few 100 miles on my bike the 200mm tire is a charm
So if you own a 2013+ street bob and you want 200mm tire? Just put it on there is no need for spacers or anything else
If the tire is rubbing against the wall after the installation it could only mean the engine isn't mounted straight so all you have to do is realign the engine to get both side of your tire cleared of the mud guard.
My mechanic is freaking awesome he did it for me if you guys are in Perth Australia and you want a very good mechanic to work on your bike give Ando a call
The 200mm rear tire fits right on my 2015 oem 17x4.5 rim
EDIT: now that i have done a few 100 miles on my bike the 200mm tire is a charm
So if you own a 2013+ street bob and you want 200mm tire? Just put it on there is no need for spacers or anything else
If the tire is rubbing against the wall after the installation it could only mean the engine isn't mounted straight so all you have to do is realign the engine to get both side of your tire cleared of the mud guard.
My mechanic is freaking awesome he did it for me if you guys are in Perth Australia and you want a very good mechanic to work on your bike give Ando a call
#35
Just replaced my 180mm rear tire with a new 200mm rear tire without having to mod my bike or use spacers or what ever I didn't have to buy wider mud guard
The 200mm rear tire fits right on my 2015 oem 17x4.5 rim
EDIT: now that i have done a few 100 miles on my bike the 200mm tire is a charm
So if you own a 2013+ street bob and you want 200mm tire? Just put it on there is no need for spacers or anything else
If the tire is rubbing against the wall after the installation it could only mean the engine isn't mounted straight so all you have to do is realign the engine to get both side of your tire cleared of the mud guard.
My mechanic is freaking awesome he did it for me if you guys are in Perth Australia and you want a very good mechanic to work on your bike give Ando a call
The 200mm rear tire fits right on my 2015 oem 17x4.5 rim
EDIT: now that i have done a few 100 miles on my bike the 200mm tire is a charm
So if you own a 2013+ street bob and you want 200mm tire? Just put it on there is no need for spacers or anything else
If the tire is rubbing against the wall after the installation it could only mean the engine isn't mounted straight so all you have to do is realign the engine to get both side of your tire cleared of the mud guard.
My mechanic is freaking awesome he did it for me if you guys are in Perth Australia and you want a very good mechanic to work on your bike give Ando a call
This is what I done to my licence plate holder just cut it all off and mounted plate where plate light went “ and yes I haven’t got a number plate light anymore lol
#36
your street bob is a softail, not a dyna like the one shown above. And the softail street bobs come with an even more narrow 150 tire. I doubt a 200 will fit without more modification
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