Harley 07 Softail 17" Chrome Solid Disc Forged Rear Wheel & Rotor on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Harley 07 Softail 17" Chrome Solid Disc Forged Rear Wheel & Rotor. This is a lightly used chrome( or very highly polished) 17" rear solid disc forged rear wheel from an 07 Softail model. This is in great shape and has no issues I can find. It has 3/4" sealed bearings. The tire is almost worn out but and it is a 200 mm tire. If you dont want it I will have it pulled off to save on shipping. It will fit 07 FXST.FXSTC,FXSTB,& FLSTF models. Harley part# 43179-08 and is a $1200.00 wheel. Buyer to pay shipping. Paypal preferred.
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