Harddrive Front Spoke Wheels - 48-SPK SD Chrome 16x3.5 Flst-HUB 3/4" AXL 00 LTR — Harley-Davidson (1983-2026)

Harddrive front spoke wheel in 48-spoke chrome pattern, 16-inch diameter with 3.5-inch width, designed for FLST models with 3/4" axle and letter-designated hub. Comes complete with spoke sealant, chrome valve stem, inner sleeve, and sealed wheel bearings ready to bolt on.

Features

• 48-spoke chrome pattern with 9mm beefy spokes
• Chrome steel spokes laced to black billet aluminum hub
• Sealed wheel bearings and chrome valve stem included
• Spoke sealant included for tubeless application
• Sealed bearings (except 1984-1999 fitment which uses Timken bearings with outer seal)

Specifications

• Brand: Harddrive
• Manufacturer Part #: 051-02521
• UPC: 191361142161
• Diameter: 16 inches
• Width: 3.5 inches
• Spoke Count: 48
• Hub Type: Black billet aluminum
• Axle Size: 3/4 inch
• Length: 8.7 in
• Width: 19.3 in
• Height: 19.6 in
• Weight: 25.65 lbs
• Country of Origin: China (Mainland)

Fitment

Fits FLST (Fat Boy Softail) models with 3/4" axle and letter-designated hub. Wheels are manufactured for custom fitment and may require modified axle spacing and/or rotor spacing on your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to modify my bike to install this wheel?

Wheels are designed for custom fitment and may require modified axle spacing and/or rotor spacing depending on your exact model and configuration.

Will this fit my Narrow Glide?

Narrow Glide hubs will not accommodate a Speedo Drive with this wheel. Verify your specific configuration before ordering.

What's included with the wheel?

Spoke sealant, chrome valve stem, inner sleeve, and sealed wheel bearings (1984-1999 models include Timken bearings with outer seal requiring greasing).

Can I use this on a different model than FLST?

This part number is spec'd for FLST with 3/4" axle. Wheels designated for 2000-up models can swap bearings and sleeves to fit other applications — verify fitment with the manufacturer first.

Do spoke wheels need maintenance?

Yes — spoke wheels require periodic service interval maintenance, which may disturb the sealant. Sealant wear is not covered under warranty.