New to Forum.. Just purchased 2010 Fat Boy Lo and some questions..
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New to Forum.. Just purchased 2010 Fat Boy Lo and some questions..
Hi All,
My name is Jim and I just purchased a black denim 2010 Fat Boy Lo. I have a couple of questions I was hoping I could get some help with.
1. Do I have to relocate the turn signals to install a factory back rest? I have read yes and no on the forum and was very curious whats correct?
2. When I got the bike, the previous owner had removed the passenger foot pegs all together. All the hardware, everything. This didn't make my girlfriend very happy!! I checked the dealership and wow, those things are expensive. I was wondering if anyone here has some factory passenger foot pegs and maybe the mounting hardware and bolts I could buy.
I think that's it for now. Thanks for all the information in all these posts.
be safe out there..
Jim K.
My name is Jim and I just purchased a black denim 2010 Fat Boy Lo. I have a couple of questions I was hoping I could get some help with.
1. Do I have to relocate the turn signals to install a factory back rest? I have read yes and no on the forum and was very curious whats correct?
2. When I got the bike, the previous owner had removed the passenger foot pegs all together. All the hardware, everything. This didn't make my girlfriend very happy!! I checked the dealership and wow, those things are expensive. I was wondering if anyone here has some factory passenger foot pegs and maybe the mounting hardware and bolts I could buy.
I think that's it for now. Thanks for all the information in all these posts.
be safe out there..
Jim K.
Last edited by jkiser; 10-06-2015 at 09:36 AM. Reason: change header
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Ya man...watch out on ebay & craigslist. May come across someone that has them. On the backrest...you have to get a rear blinker relo kit in order for the quick detach backrests to fit with the stock blinkers. Now...you can make it fit by grinding down the back end of the rest mounts with a grinder & repaint. That really only works with the black painted rest otherwise you are gonna jack up the chrome. I did it on mine and it turned out great. Took my time, ground them to fit, & then repainted with black touch up paint. Can't even tell. Plus...it's fun to take a brand new $180 part and put a grinder to it lol.
Last edited by Visago; 10-06-2015 at 04:10 PM.
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I just bought a cheap hand held electric grinder from Harbor Freight. Worked like a charm. Didn't really measure it I just did it by eye. Basically flattened the end off and rounded off the edges. Took my time and made sure both sides were the same. You could mark it off though if you want to. I just kept test fitting it until I had enough material off. I'll post some pics later if you want.