Softail Chopper - 16" Rear Wheel/tire on 2040-parts.com
Minnesota City, Minnesota, US
You Are Looking At A 16" Rear Tire/Wheel. It Is Off A 2002 Ultima Custom. It Should Fit A Regular Harley. The Frames Are Alike And All The Other Parts Interchange. It Uses A 3/4" Axle, That I Will Include. Also Included Are An Extra Set Of New Spokes. The Tire Is An Avon Venom MT 90 B16 74H. The Tire Has Less Than 500 Miles On It. The Pulley And Drive Belt Are Not Included. Sorry, I Do Not Offer International Shipping.
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