ABS with non ABS honda Hugger. will a 55 profile rear fit

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  1. Remal

    Remal It's ME
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    Anyone got the Honda Hugger like myself on a ABS blade. had no issues with fitment but wanting to fit a 55 rear profile

    Will it fit without hitting the hugger
     
  2. Givover

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    Nearly went there but bottled it and just got the 50 i did ask around and even the bike tyre place and Hunts but no stright answer so its a chance it job unless someone on here says different.
     
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    I don’t think the issue is the space between the tyre and the hugger, its more to do with the space between the abs "box of tricks" under the back of the bike lower down and the hugger which is not an issue unless your Billy Bunter with Mrs Billy Bunter on the back on the way back from McDonalds which case it could hit it under heavy compression, at least that’s what my local dealer said when I asked if they could fit the hugger when I brought my 2011 abs. don’t take my word for it though, best ask someone with more than an ounce of common sense.
     
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  4. abv

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    Yes, it fits with plenty of room.
     
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  5. Remal

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    thoughts so just wanted to double check
     
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    Mine rubs. 55 profile and standard non abs hugger fitted.
     
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    Are you running a standard rear sprocket ?

    I tried a +2 spocket with standard chain which moved the wheel forwards into the hugger and it was very close. I've gone back to standard now but even that was just about ok.

    Try gentle squeezing the brackets either side of the hugger inwards. This makes it sit higher and narrower. I've got 15 - 20mm clearance on mine.
     
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    Yup standard rear sprocket mate. Not just me that's had problems. Bats also experienced the same.
     
  9. Remal

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    bugger.
     
  10. abv

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    It will be fine. I'll take some pics of mine tonight.
     
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  11. Remal

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    stunning thanks
     
  12. abv

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    Here you go

    190/55 Sportsmart.

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    Lol. I've been barking up the wrong tree here. I thought you meant the standard 'short' version.

    Helps if I read the posts correctly :confused:
     

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