Hub widht? Spacer width? Fork width?
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Hub widht? Spacer width? Fork width?
Hi
I´m going to by a 21 inch front wheel to my Rocker and need some measurements on the stock fork and wheel. Does anyone know the stock spacer width, brake side and other side? And the front hub width? And the width between the upper fork legs? Have a nice day. //Christer
I´m going to by a 21 inch front wheel to my Rocker and need some measurements on the stock fork and wheel. Does anyone know the stock spacer width, brake side and other side? And the front hub width? And the width between the upper fork legs? Have a nice day. //Christer
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sorry dude i was assuming you were going with a harley wheel..ill do some measuring on both wheels and if my buddy shows up on his rocker c ill measure the fork width etc ..he may not show until the weekend so hopefully someone else here can help before then..
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The rocker front wheel is a little offset in the front forks, sits just to the right, when your on the bike, The factory fender does the same and kicks a little right to match up. Part of the reason behind this is to get that 240 back there it is a bit to the right to allow the belt to line up and still run such a big wheel. Not sure if you would see any alignment issues since the rocker wheels are offset like this, but something to consider before you just drop another wheel in there. People have done this, so it is by no means out of the realm of possibility, just don't go grabbing any old 21" and trying to bomb it in there.
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I have a 21 incher on my 08 rocker. It's definitely doable. I couldn't tell you much about measurements right now though, my wheels are off and at the powder coater.
when you order your wheel just make sure it fits your bike. the bike has been around long enough where aftermarket wheel makers would know the measurements already.
I remember when i was shopping around for my front wheel i had to go through all the hassle of measuring cause i bought the bike when HD first started making it and they were with holding all the specs to get a jump on the aftermarket market.
you should be able to call up anywhere and they should be able to hook you up.
when you order your wheel just make sure it fits your bike. the bike has been around long enough where aftermarket wheel makers would know the measurements already.
I remember when i was shopping around for my front wheel i had to go through all the hassle of measuring cause i bought the bike when HD first started making it and they were with holding all the specs to get a jump on the aftermarket market.
you should be able to call up anywhere and they should be able to hook you up.
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