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Putting on 2019's on my 2015
So I bought a set of rims and tires and front rotors from a seller for 850. Those come with the stock tires. He only has 500 miles on those rims as he builds bikes and sells them. He put those monstrous 28-inch rims. Anyways do I need to buy anything else to fit those rims on my 2015 RGS?
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Heres one of the pic from the seller. Should be shipping Saturday from fl to Va.
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Is there any special spacers needed?
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I wouldn't think so. Should just bolt on. Imo.
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The only possible difference would be swapping out the ABS wheel bearings for non-ABS bearings *IF* your 2015 does not have ABS brakes.
Otherwise, I'm with the previous poster. Bolt 'em on.
Otherwise, I'm with the previous poster. Bolt 'em on.
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They should be bolt on providing the bearings for the new rims are the same as yours. ABS vs non ABS bearings. I put a set of 2014 wheels on my 09 without any issues so I'd imagine you wont either. Go for it
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Yes I have ABS. Ok thanks guys. I wonder what the dealer will charge me to put these on lmfao. Is it possible to mount the front rim yourself without any special tools using a bike Jack? I know the rear is more difficult and you need special tools so I'll take that to the dealership for sure.
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Yes I have ABS. Ok thanks guys. I wonder what the dealer will charge me to put these on lmfao. Is it possible to mount the front rim yourself without any special tools using a bike Jack? I know the rear is more difficult and you need special tools so I'll take that to the dealership for sure.
Good luck and nice buy on the 2019 wheels.
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The rear is a little trickier. Make sure the axle is straight. There is an expensive tool to do this to measure, but a coat hanger works too. You tube it. And making sure you have the right tension on the drive belt. That you will need a special gizmo more to measure.
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I'm definitely not messing with the rear
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