2014 and up 19" enforcer front wheel on 08 fat bob

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#31

05-02-2017 | 03:20 PM

multihdrdr

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Originally Posted by El Chiguete

AWESOME!!!!!! can you describe what you needed to mod or do in order to make it fit?

Did you try starting at post#1 ?

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#32

05-05-2017 | 10:08 AM

crtman21

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Originally Posted by FatbobSquatch

Killer ride man. I love fat spoke wheels and before I got this good deal on the enforcer wheel, I was going to go that route. I've really wanted to see a set with a black hub and ring, then staggered black and chrome spokes. I think they'd pop really well, but that'll be a project for a different bike of mine in the future lol

SWEET SCOOT!

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#33

05-09-2017 | 05:55 PM

FatbobSquatch

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SWEET SCOOT!

thanks man, i really love how its turned out. Here shortly ill be doing a couple more cosmetic things to it. Rear and front fender, sissy bar, getting rid of yhe taillight and using new turnsignals that match the headlights as run-stop-turn. Then doing some motor upgrades like tuner, 103 upgrade, and maybe some cams. A buddy of mine has the compression release jig so i dont need to get the easy start cams. I may paint the rocker boxes when doing the 103 upgrade simce they'll be off already. Hopefully i can get all this done in the next month or two lol

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#34

05-10-2017 | 08:09 AM

El Chiguete

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Originally Posted by FatbobSquatch

thanks man, i really love how its turned out. Here shortly ill be doing a couple more cosmetic things to it.

Can you post a couple of pics before you do the mods?

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#35

06-23-2017 | 02:16 PM

Gkoch1985

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Originally Posted by FatbobSquatch

So, I've been trying to find information about how to do this and have just decided to go ahead and try it with the little info I've found. Basically, I've gotten just about everything front the lowers sliders down ordered from a 2014-2015 street glide.
Any information on this would be greatly appreciated! One of the measurements that I couldn't find was the overall width of of the touring forks and the inside diameter for spacing.
I'm new on here so bear with me a bit lol been looking at threads on here for awhile but finally made a profile haha

I'm interested in doing this, is the street glide lowers and spacers something you have to do, or did you just do it for the better calipers?

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