Fatboy wheel for rear of '02 Dyna?

[nj_twincam]

Sorry if this has been covered here, but I'm a newbie to the site and I had a question. What if any year(s) Fatboy rear wheel would fit the rear of an '02 Dyna Super Glide. I'd like to swap out the rear cast spoke wheel on it.

[Bone]

I don't know about '02, but I did it on my '00 FXD using a '00 FatBoy take-off rear wheel and bought a chrome Thunderstar for the front. At the same time I upgraded to a 150 size rear tire. At the time I was told that any softail wheel would go on a Dyna of the same year - although that may not be true now since tire sizes started increasing. My long term plan was to then get the rear disk chromed - but it never has happened. It is a great upgrade though, easier to keep clean, and since my international model came with spoke wheels, it also allowed me to go tubeless.

[nj_twincam]

Thanks for the input. I have heard of certain years for Fatboy wheels that may have a n offset for a 150 tire clearing the belt, but mine has a 150 stock. I might try to find one of the years the 150 was stock on the Fatboy.

[acsdwg]

No problem with my 02 Wideglide. Clearance with the sprocket will be close but no issue.

[tguil]

Here you go. Right from the MoCo. http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US

[nj_twincam]

Sweet. Just what I was looking for. Thank you very much!

[tguil]

You are most welcome. I have the Fatboy wheel on the rear of my 2002 Super Glide and a stock spoke wheel on the front. You might want to thing about doing that or perhaps put a ThunderStar on the front. Either makes for a nice looking ride.

Tom

[nj_twincam]

Do you know what year Fatboy wheel you bought?

[scottq60]

I have a similar question - I bought a set of 09 take-offs from a Street Glide. Would they possibly fit my 01 Dyna FXDX Super Glide Sport?

[tguil]

Originally Posted by nj_twincam

Do you know what year Fatboy wheel you bought?

I bought the chromed Harley Davidson Solid Fat Boy accessory wheel and had it installed before the bike was delivered. The part number was 41026-00. From the description in the 2002 catalog and the new catalog (2008), the present part number 41026-08 is the same wheel. Well not quite, it is now $140 more than it was in 2002.

Better check with your local parts guy.

Tom

[beardo]

I am in the process right now of not only putting a fatboy wheel on the rear but also putting one up front. I already bolted on a wide glide conversion. So to answer the question, yes, the fatboy rear wheel is a go!