I've got the Rinehart true dual xtreme full system. Some don't like the look, but I love em because they look different than most--plus with Stage 1 air cleaner, SEST tune, my dyno run was 79.9rwhp and 93.1 lb/ft torque on a stock motor, with a flat torque curve. I posted the dyno sheet on the dyno link at the top of the touring section last spring.

I'm done with my Street Glide. Glad I went with Contrast Chrome because I like the way the black offsets the chrome spokes. Fits in well on a silver bike with a black/chrome motor.

It's 70 and sunny in Memphis today. I'm outta here--going riding!

Karl

 

Great choice of wheels. Your scooter looks great.
I'm headed to Memphis middle of the month for vacation.
PM me if you know of any "Must see or do things" while we are there.

 

looks like a nice setup inter in american bagger my buddy has a stock rk with verry little done too it and it made it in the mag

 

Is there any weight difference between the agitator wheels and stock wheels? Any warping or pulsating problems with the rotors? thanks Mort

 

I love the Agitators. They look good on any bike, and are so much easier to keep clean.

 

Those wheels look great, especially on your bike. Wish I had the cash to do a set.

 

Couldn't agree more!

 

Because I swapped this wheel to my 2007 RoadGlide, I had to use the newer Brembo calipers. My takeoffs (Brembo calipers) came with stock harley pads; dusty and not that great feel. After about 6K miles I'm ready to switch to Z-pads or EBC brake pads. These Agitators have floating rotors. What brand pads are you all using with this wheel setup, and how do U like them? Thanx.

 

I'm using the stock pads with no problems. I'm new to Harleys though, so I may not know the difference between stock and a decent set of pads...lol

 

Your bike looks sweet. I am getting the same wheels soon. I wanted to see the black ice wheels but know one has a good picture of them.