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Old 09-28-2011, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by coolerman69
Werent the 2010's 18s?
09 cvo came with 18's.
 
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Originally Posted by bellgnte
not exactly. 10's were 18" but the 09's were 17"
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18" Front. Fits '09-later Road King models. Requires separate purchase of Floating Brake Rotors. Fits '09-later Touring models (except '12 CVO models).
 
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Originally Posted by vtwinbmx
Can't use stock rotors on that wheel. Would have to buy rotors and change to bremo brakes. I maybe wrong but pretty sure this is the case
All you have to change is the axle for same model as wheel. Both axles are the same size where they go through the forks. At least through 2010.
 
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Hogpro .com talk to Rob he will fix you up!!
 
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Check out Southern Motorcycle Works in Okla.. I've got a set of their wheels and everyone who sees my bike ask where I got the wheels.
 
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Originally Posted by coolerman69
All you have to change is the axle for same model as wheel. Both axles are the same size where they go through the forks. At least through 2010.
Yeah, but the rotor mounts to the Agitator wheels differently. It's a dedicated rotor.
 
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Check out hog pro . I have had 2 sets of them , chrome and contrast cut. Very happy with both and you get a helpful knowledgable human when you call.
 
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Stock rotors are 11.5 inches. The bremo brakes 08 and later use foyers 11.8 inches. Yes the axle is the same change bearings but the brake setup will not work
 
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Awesome! I appreciate the help!
 
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