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Go for it. That looks great...for a 2010 WG. Seriously, that looks pretty darn good IMO.

 

F'n awesome, I want one for mine.

 

That laced fatty is sweeeeet! Have you thought about Fat Bob lowers & dual disks?

 

F*ck that is looks awesome,Id love to do that to mine

 

When I first started reading, I thought the bike was gonna look like it had a small case of the 'tard, but I have to say after seeing the photoshop, it looks kinda cool...like a fat bob except better. Maybe a "BAM!" of mad max.

 

I'm digging the blacked out fork tubes, sliders and 3 t's.

 

As I wrote on picture comments, great job that front tire. I see that it is a front wheel from Cross Bones. Could anyone help me with some info about what I'll need to put this wheel to my 2010 Wide Glide? Wheel, tire, probably new fender? Anything else?

Thanks in advance

 

Looks real sharp. If you have the part in the garage you can take measurements and see if they're the same hubs. If not you would need to fabricate spaces to get everything lined up or relace a 16" rim to your hub.

If you get in touch with Buchanan Spokes they can make a set of spokes for you. Just tell them the hub you're using and what rim you plan on lacing it to. Lacing a wheel isn't that hard but truing and balancing is another story. You'll cut down a lot on labor if you can lace the wheel yourself. It's a pain in the ***, I've done it with Triumph hub's and 16 inch Harley wheels. I got real proficient after fixing my mistakes a few times.

I'm better with the older stuff and I don't know if there are any differences in hubs between the two. There's a good chance that they're probably the same since they're both for a wide for setup. Your best bet is to go to the Harley shop and have them compare part numbers. If they're the same you're golden, if not than you have some work to do.

The fender from a Fatboy might fit or any number of aftermarket fenders can be made to fit.

 

Good job I also think that would be cool. Let us know what you do with it.