How fat can I make my Softail?
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10-17-2005, 04:24 AM
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RE: How fat can I make my Softail?
Hey Jason, some pics and info would be great! Well done on the conversion.
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ORIGINAL: el diablo
I just finished a 200 install on my 04 standard, without a kit and without a chain conversion. looks and rides awesome. you can email me and I'll give you the rundown. I just tried to take a pic to post but its too dark in the garage.
I just finished a 200 install on my 04 standard, without a kit and without a chain conversion. looks and rides awesome. you can email me and I'll give you the rundown. I just tried to take a pic to post but its too dark in the garage.
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10-17-2005, 07:39 PM
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RE: How fat can I make my Softail?
Hey there Sdible
For the 17" Deuce rear rim. You could indeed put a
180 SE tire on there without changing anything. My
Montreal Harley dealer actually offers it for the Deuces
at a price of 500.00 cdn. Guess what I'm getting done
when my stock rear tire wears out??
Crazy Canuck[sm=smokin.gif]
For the 17" Deuce rear rim. You could indeed put a
180 SE tire on there without changing anything. My
Montreal Harley dealer actually offers it for the Deuces
at a price of 500.00 cdn. Guess what I'm getting done
when my stock rear tire wears out??
Crazy Canuck[sm=smokin.gif]
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10-17-2005, 08:46 PM
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10-17-2005, 08:58 PM
RE: How fat can I make my Softail?
heres a side view. thats a strutless 9" fender. you need a 18x5.5 rear wheel. A 13/16" belt and pulley off of a 2006 softail. if you use a metz you also need a 1/2" or 9/16" pulley spacer. it puts the belt pretty close to the tire and the pulley pretty close to the swingarm, but there is about 1/4" gap on both. I had to grind a SMALL amount off the caliper. I used all the stock wheel spacers. The wheels are DNA 40 spoke with black powdercoated rims.
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[IMG]local://upfiles/4241/77FAE42959C24EB39B7DF5CE516E2C1B.jpg[/IMG]
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10-18-2005, 03:21 AM
RE: How fat can I make my Softail?
ORIGINAL: Crazy Canuck
Hey there Sdible
For the 17" Deuce rear rim. You could indeed put a
180 SE tire on there without changing anything. My
Montreal Harley dealer actually offers it for the Deuces
at a price of 500.00 cdn. Guess what I'm getting done
when my stock rear tire wears out??
Crazy Canuck[sm=smokin.gif]
Hey there Sdible
For the 17" Deuce rear rim. You could indeed put a
180 SE tire on there without changing anything. My
Montreal Harley dealer actually offers it for the Deuces
at a price of 500.00 cdn. Guess what I'm getting done
when my stock rear tire wears out??
Crazy Canuck[sm=smokin.gif]
I may go with that route since I like the look of the deuce rear wheel anyway.
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10-18-2005, 03:29 AM
RE: How fat can I make my Softail?
ORIGINAL: el diablo
Heres a close up. Apparently the pics are too big and I can only upload one at a time. Thats a 200/50/zr18 metzeler 880.
[IMG]local://upfiles/4241/2656BED601CF4580B429C17EF279ACA1.jpg[/IMG]
Heres a close up. Apparently the pics are too big and I can only upload one at a time. Thats a 200/50/zr18 metzeler 880.
[IMG]local://upfiles/4241/2656BED601CF4580B429C17EF279ACA1.jpg[/IMG]
Did you have to modify your swingarm at all?
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