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RE: front wheel applications
You would need to change the bearing in the 98 wheel to adapt it to a 00 Touring bike (3/4" to 1"). Next will be the rotors. If your going to run Twin Cam rotors on an EVO hub you will need the adapter ring (fill the difference in space)(2.208-1.986). Vulcan works makes some very nice wheel adapters to go either forward or backward in years.
Should you take on this project let me know and I can point you in the right direction to do this without headaches. Seen it, done it, been there before!
Should you take on this project let me know and I can point you in the right direction to do this without headaches. Seen it, done it, been there before!
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01-06-2008, 07:44 PM
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RE: front wheel applications
ORIGINAL: Puzzled
You would need to change the bearing in the 98 wheel to adapt it to a 00 Touring bike (3/4" to 1"). Next will be the rotors. If your going to run Twin Cam rotors on an EVO hub you will need the adapter ring (fill the difference in space)(2.208-1.986). Vulcan works makes some very nice wheel adapters to go either forward or backward in years.
Should you take on this project let me know and I can point you in the right direction to do this without headaches. Seen it, done it, been there before!
You would need to change the bearing in the 98 wheel to adapt it to a 00 Touring bike (3/4" to 1"). Next will be the rotors. If your going to run Twin Cam rotors on an EVO hub you will need the adapter ring (fill the difference in space)(2.208-1.986). Vulcan works makes some very nice wheel adapters to go either forward or backward in years.
Should you take on this project let me know and I can point you in the right direction to do this without headaches. Seen it, done it, been there before!
If you wish my advice, stay away from the <2000 wheels. Do another project with your money IMO.
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RE: front wheel applications
will a front wheel off 98 touring bike fit on the 2000-up touring bikes without special modification?
3/4" Bagger FLT front axles 1984-1999
The REARs in 2000 were 3/4".
1980-1999 3/4" 411110-79A
2000-2001 3/4" 41110-89
2002-2007 1" 41056-02
2008 ? 41056-08
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01-07-2008, 01:19 PM
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RE: front wheel applications
ORIGINAL: Puzzled
1" Bagger FLT front axles 2000-2007
3/4" Bagger FLT front axles 1984-1999
The REARs in 2000 were 3/4".
1980-1999 3/4" 411110-79A
2000-2001 3/4" 41110-89
2002-2007 1" 41056-02
2008 ? 41056-08
will a front wheel off 98 touring bike fit on the 2000-up touring bikes without special modification?
3/4" Bagger FLT front axles 1984-1999
The REARs in 2000 were 3/4".
1980-1999 3/4" 411110-79A
2000-2001 3/4" 41110-89
2002-2007 1" 41056-02
2008 ? 41056-08
#6
01-11-2008, 12:55 PM
RE: front wheel applications
ORIGINAL: FastHarley
Your 2001 FL does have a ¾” axle. [HERE]. If you have a 2000 & 2001 than they are ¾” sealed bearings. The rotor register is 2.23” on the fronts (new style) whereas the 1998 has a smaller register due to Timken Tapered bearings. A 2000- current wheel bearing housing is 52mm. On a side note, you can never put a 2000 & 2001 (3/4” axle wheel) onto a 2002 – current bike. The 1” axle bearing spacer can not fit inside of the wheel (00 &01). Hope this helps.
If you wish my advice, stay away from the <2000 wheels. Do another project with your money IMO.
ORIGINAL: Puzzled
You would need to change the bearing in the 98 wheel to adapt it to a 00 Touring bike (3/4" to 1"). Next will be the rotors. If your going to run Twin Cam rotors on an EVO hub you will need the adapter ring (fill the difference in space)(2.208-1.986). Vulcan works makes some very nice wheel adapters to go either forward or backward in years.
Should you take on this project let me know and I can point you in the right direction to do this without headaches. Seen it, done it, been there before!
You would need to change the bearing in the 98 wheel to adapt it to a 00 Touring bike (3/4" to 1"). Next will be the rotors. If your going to run Twin Cam rotors on an EVO hub you will need the adapter ring (fill the difference in space)(2.208-1.986). Vulcan works makes some very nice wheel adapters to go either forward or backward in years.
Should you take on this project let me know and I can point you in the right direction to do this without headaches. Seen it, done it, been there before!
If you wish my advice, stay away from the <2000 wheels. Do another project with your money IMO.
so, all these spoked wheelsfor sale onebaylist them for 86-99 harleys. They cannot be fab'd to fit on my 07 softail??? i want to go from a 21x2.15 to a 21x3.25 wheel. is there anywhere i can pick up this size without breaking the bank. ive been looking and i cant seem to find any at a reasonable price. any other options??
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01-12-2008, 01:34 AM
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#8
01-12-2008, 06:38 AM
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RE: front wheel applications
Again, that rotor register problem. 2nd, your axle is a 25mm (16 thousands less than 1” aprox.) Will a (1.225" wheel bearing axle spacer fit inside the wheel. You need these.) Buy the right hub. Who said you could not buy a late model hub (your finish choice), re-spoke with the spokes of your choice, than buy the correct rim of your choice? If you have a friend who knows how to lace a wheel, you are good.
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