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Old 06-28-2016, 08:31 PM
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Default Rear wheel/tire combo for an O
Kicking around ideas for my O I know I want bar tires and I've seen limited pics with Os with fenders that had a deeper dish rim and a bigger bar tire. I don't want nothing to big but maybe something to fill it out more. Anyone have pics of what they have done? What other wheels work for these that would help me achieve this look? I'm open for input and ideas pics are a plus
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Old 06-28-2016, 09:48 PM
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I think this looks pretty sweet. Just wish I knew the wheel and tire size and had a couple different angles to see how it looked
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That's gonna be a 23x8.50-12 tire on a 12x7 wheel.
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What Cubs had a 12x7? Also these fit with no modifications to the fenders etc
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What Cubs had a 12x7? Also these fit with no modifications to the fenders etc
Most of the cubs up to the 80s had them and yes they will bolt right on.
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Dual 6's on the rear!!! Spin the inside set around to allow them to sit closer to the frame. Adds weight, looks nice and improves traction.



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Dual 6's on the rear!!! Spin the inside set around to allow them to sit closer to the frame. Adds weight, looks nice and improves traction.



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they wont fit with the inner wheels flipped if he has fenders.
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Is this the size you was talking about
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Yea, that looks good.
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That pic was Geezers M&W that I put together and sold him .He changed it to magneto ign and put the chrome on.I put the Firestones on the 6.00x12 look to skinny so I put the 8.50s on it.
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