Harley Davidson Wheels Rims on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, North Carolina, US
I have a pair of matching Harley Davidson rims. The front rims has some scratches and scuffs that I have taken pictures of. The front rim is 18" across 4 7/8" wide with a 1" hole in the center, the over all width is 6 3/4". The rear rim is 17" across 5 7/8" wide ( at the tire) 1" center hole, the over all width is 8.5".
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